The 2022 regular season has come and gone for the New York Giants.

The team exceeded expectations under first-year general manager Joe Schoen and first-year head coach Brian Daboll, finishing their 17-game slate with a record of 9-7-1. They picked up an additional win over the Minnesota Vikings in the playoffs, which was their first since Super Bowl XLVI.

Things may have ended in a “crash landing,” but the future for the Giants seems bright.

Here’s a quick look back at the highest- and lowest-graded Giants from the 2022 season (minimum 300 snaps).

Highest grades, offense

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• OL Andrew Thomas (90.3)

• RB Saquon Barkley (80.5)

• WR Isaiah Hodgins (76.9)

• QB Daniel Jones (75.8)

• WR Richie James Jr. (72.0)

Lowest grades, offense

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• OL Evan Neal (41.7)

• OL Tyre Phillips (50.5)

• WR Marcus Johnson (55.0)

• OL Jon Feliciano (57.0)

• OL Ben Bredeson (57.5)

Highest grades, defense

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• NT Dexter Lawrence (91.6)

• DL Leonard Williams (74.7)

• LB Kayvon Thibodeaux (72.5)

• CB Adoree’ Jackson (70.8)

• CB Cor’Dale Flott (67.8)

Lowest grades, defense

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• DL Justin Ellis (30.1)

• S Dane Belton (32.8)

• LB Tomon Fox (38.6)

• LB Micah McFadden (38.7)

• DL Jihad Ward (42.1)

Other notable grades

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• K Graham Gano (90.4)

• P Jamie Gillan (69.8)

Story originally appeared on Giants Wire