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Jarrod Gray, a 6-foot-7, 313-pound international rugby star who signed with the Giants as an offensive lineman in early June, has been learning from his veteran teammates this offseason.
As a guest on Tuesday’s episode of the Giants Nation Show, Gray highlighted how Andrew Thomas and Jermaine Eluemunor have helped him the most with his learning curve.
The Australian product, who is relatively new to American football through the NFL’s International Pathway Program, praised the veterans for their willingness to mentor him.
“For them to give me the opportunity to send them some questions and just to get their insights, and just to hear back from them really,” Gray said. “For them to give me the time to answer back. … So, like I said, all the players in there, they’ve just been open books.”
Thomas and Eluemunor anchor the Giants’ offensive line. Thomas is a former second-team All-Pro honoree, while Eluemunor has been frequently lauded for his stellar play on the right side of the line.
Gray has two veteran stars to learn from as he prepares for his first NFL season with the Giants in 2026.
This article originally appeared on Giants Wire: Giants' Jarrod Gray praises vets Andrew Thomas, Jermaine Eluemunor
