Players who played for the New York Giants and the Saints

31 players · NFL since 2013

31 players have played for both the New York Giants and the Saints in the NFL since 2013. 16 played for the New York Giants first and 15 for the Saints first. The longest-serving played 72 games across both; the top scorer got 4 touchdowns; 3 scored for both; the first move came in 2014, the most recent in 2025.

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  1.  Giants 54 · Saints 18
  2.  Giants 14 · Saints 51
  3.  Giants 63 · Saints 1
  4.  Giants 31 · Saints 27
  5.  Giants 56 · Saints 2
  6.  Giants 7 · Saints 51
  7.  Giants 16 · Saints 37
  8.  Giants 48 · Saints 4
  9.  Giants 41 · Saints 3
  10.  Giants 19 · Saints 20
  11.  Giants 33 · Saints 4
  12.  Giants 16 · Saints 18
  13.  Giants 9 · Saints 22
  14.  Giants 16 · Saints 14
  15.  Giants 15 · Saints 15
  16.  Giants 25 · Saints 1
  17.  Giants 9 · Saints 16
  18.  Giants 18 · Saints 7
  19.  Giants 18 · Saints 5
  20.  Giants 3 · Saints 19
  21.  Giants 7 · Saints 15
  22.  Giants 5 · Saints 16
  23.  Giants 2 · Saints 16
  24.  Giants 8 · Saints 9
  25.  Giants 1 · Saints 16
  26.  Giants 11 · Saints 5
  27.  Giants 1 · Saints 6
  28.  Giants 4 · Saints 1
  29.  Giants 1 · Saints 1
  30.  Giants 1 · Saints 1
  31.  Giants 1 · Saints 1

Who stands out

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Janoris Jenkins has the most games for the two combined: 54 for the New York Giants and 18 for the Saints. Janoris Jenkins scored the most touchdowns across both (3 for the New York Giants, 1 for the Saints), and 3 players scored for both.

In our data, Charles Brown was the first to have played for both (his first game for the New York Giants came in 2014). The most recent player to play for both is Jameis Winston, who first played for the New York Giants in 2025.

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Every player who played for the New York Giants and the Saints (NFL since 2013): games and touchdowns at each, seasons, and which team came first.
PlayerGiantsSaintsFirst
GTDsSeasonsGTDsSeasons
Janoris Jenkins5432016–20191812019–2020Giants
Paulson Adebo1402025–20265102021–2024Saints
Jason Pierre-Paul6322013–2017102023Giants
Eli Apple3102016–20182702018–2019Giants
Jay Bromley5602014–2017202018Giants
John Jenkins7020185102013–2016Saints
Isaac Yiadom16020203702022–2025Giants
Aldrick Rosas4802017–2019402021Giants
Chris Manhertz4112024–2026302016Saints
Nate Stupar1902018–20192002016–2017Saints
Trevin Wade3322015–2016402013Saints
Ty Summers16020241802022–2023Saints
Jameis Winston932025–20262212020–2023Saints
B.W. Webb16020181402016Saints
Mario Edwards15020181502019Giants
Grant Haley2502018–2019102020Giants
Rico Payton9020251602024Saints
Shane Lemieux1802020–2023702024Giants
Bennie Fowler1812018–2019502020Giants
Lil'Jordan Humphrey3020251932019–2021Saints
Patrick Omameh7020181502019Giants
Dante Pettis522020–20211612024–2025Giants
Charles Brown2020141602013Saints
Nick Vannett802022912021–2022Saints
Terrell Burgess1020221602025Giants
Ray-Ray Armstrong1102017–2018502019Giants
Derrick Kelly102021602020Saints
Ryan Connelly402019102023Giants
Jack Heflin102022102023Giants
Woodrow Hamilton102021102017Saints
Wyatt Davis102022102022Saints

Head to head

In the NFL since 2013, the New York Giants and the Saints have met 8 times: the New York Giants won 2, the Saints 6.

  • New York Giants' biggest win: Saints 21-27 Giants (2021)
  • Saints' biggest win: Saints 24-6 Giants (2023)

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FAQ

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How many players have played for both the New York Giants and the Saints?
31 in the NFL since 2013: Janoris Jenkins, Paulson Adebo, Jason Pierre-Paul, Eli Apple, Jay Bromley, John Jenkins and 25 more.
Has anyone scored for both the New York Giants and the Saints?
Yes, 3: Janoris Jenkins (3 and 1), Jameis Winston (3 and 1) and Dante Pettis (2 and 1).
Who is the most recent player to play for both the New York Giants and the Saints?
Jameis Winston. He played for the Saints (2020–2023), then the New York Giants from 2025.
What period does this list cover?
NFL games from 2013 to the present, updated as new games are played. Earlier games aren't in our data, so all-time lists can be longer.

Data: NFL since 2013; touchdowns are ones scored, not thrown. Earlier games aren't included, so all-time lists can be longer.