Two Underrated Giants Greats That Won Super Bowls

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Ottis “O.J.” Anderson was thought to be at the tail-end of his career in 1990 when the Cardinals traded the aging running back to the Giants. At age 34, he rewarded the team’s gamble by amassing more than 1,000 yards and helping the Giants win a championship. Moreover, he would earn MVP honors in Super Bowl XXV, rushing for 102 yards and scoring a touchdown. The fact that he isn’t talked about as more of a factor for the Giants team makes him one of the more underrated players in the team's history.

Chase Blackburn is another all-time underrated Giants player. He spent a total of seven seasons with the team, but found himself out of work in 2011 before the team called him back into service. Ten weeks later, he found himself matched up against Rob Gronkowski, the game's preeminent tight end, in Super Bowl XLVI. Blackburn would make a key interception, out jumping Gronkowski in the process, and the Giants would go on to win the game in the final moments.