I heard today the Giants have the highest percentage of rookie starters

[MightyGiants]

Makes sense to me when you consider they have

Malek Nabers WR
Dru Phillips CB
Theo Johnson TE
Tyler Nubin S

all starting

Plus, Chatman is a key rotational player at DT

[JT39]

Makes sense to me when you consider they have

Malek Nabers WR
Dru Phillips CB
Theo Johnson TE
Tyler Nubin S

all starting

Plus, Chatman is a key rotational player at DT

Maseau started week 1 too.

[Gmo11]

And all of them with the possible exception of Johnson are playing at a high level.  Not a bad draft class on paper so far. 

[MrGap92]

I think Theo will be good with a bit more seasoning. He almost had a very nice TD grab last week was just a tad high. He seems to be blocking well, not getting flagged, and they are trusting him with alot early on.

[Rosehill Jimmy]

Certainly better to see rookies doing well as opposed to the alternative. But whenever a discussion involves newbies, I'm reminded of what Casey Stengel had to say about a Mets prospect during the team's early years " that young man is 19 and in 10 years he has a chance to be 30"

The Old Professsor!

[Philosophers]

Teams that ate perennial 5-12 type teams should be starting the largest number of rookies.  They are bad for a reason and need new talent.

I am just glad this season they finally drafted players who can crack a poor starting lineup.

[TDToomer]

It's such a different philosophy than when Coughlin was the coach. He was averse to playing rookies right away with some exceptions like OBJ, Snee, Pugh. Tuck didn't even start as a rookie.