​With four weeks of training camp complete and a dominant preseason victory over the Miami Dolphins in the books, the New York Giants’ roster hierarchy has grown clearer under head coach John Harbaugh. Extended practices and meaningful game action have sharpened evaluations across multiple position groups, leading to several notable adjustments from prior projections.This updated 53-man outlook accounts for the physical demands of camp, special-teams contributions, and standout performances in the second preseason contest. Harbaugh’s preference for versatile, reliable contributors continues to shape the depth chart as competition intensifies.Final roster decisions remain a week away, but the current snapshot reflects the strongest consensus following a full month of work and two exhibition games.Quarterbacks (2)Nothing changes here except the addition of Jake Haener, who will be cut and likely signed to the practice squad. Meanwhile, after two brutal games, Brandon Allen may not even make it to cutdown day. He’s toast.In: Jaxson Dart, Jameis WinstonOut: Brandon Allen, Jake HaenerRunning backs (5)This is where things begin to get tough and interesting. The Giants signed Najee Harris last week knowing he may not be fully ready until Week 1, implying he’s a lock. Given that, are Tyrone Tracy Jr. or Devin Singletary expendable? The talent seems too good to give up, so the fat will have to be trimmed elsewhere.In: Cam Skattebo, Tyrone Tracy Jr., Devin Singletary, Najee Harris, and Patrick RicardOut: Eric Gray, Damon Bankston, Grant FinleyWide receivers (7)Again, this is becoming tougher by the week. I want to believe Odell Beckham Jr. makes this team, but his lack of special teams viability coupled with a huge drop against the Dolphins has him on thin ice. Assuming Braxton Berrios returns to health, he may push OBJ or Dalen Cambre off the initial roster. In this case, it’s Cambre. But it’s a lot closer than many would like to believe.In: Malik Nabers, Darius Slayton, Darnell Mooney, Malachi Fields, Calvin Austin III, Odell Beckham Jr., Braxton BerriosOut: Dalen Cambre, Isaiah Hodgins, Jalin Hyatt, Xavier Gipson, Ryan MillerTight ends (3)Thomas Fidone finally stated his case for a roster spot, but unless they opt to carry four, it’s not going to happen. Likely and Johnson are poised to play big roles in the passing game, while Manhertz is the quality blocking tight end they need.In: Isaiah Likely, Theo Johnson, Chris ManhertzOut: Tanner Conner, Thomas Fidone IIOffensive line (9)After an impressive performance on Sunday, I believe rookie J.C. Davis is a lock. Joshua Ezeudu and Evan Neal continue to make a push, and perhaps the Giants ultimately go with 10 on the offensive line. For now, I’ll keep it at nine and slot Bryan Hudson in as the final lineman.In: Andrew Thomas, Jon Runyan Jr., John Michael Schmitz, Francis Mauigoa, Jermaine Eluemunor, Marcus Mbow, Aaron Stinnie, J.C. Davis, Bryan HudsonOut: Josh Ezeudu, Lucas Patrick (knee), Evan Neal, Jake