Giants Pass-Catcher Could Have ‘Travis Kelce Effect,’ Says ESPN Analyst
Summary
The New York Giants added tight end Isaiah Likely, who is expected to play a major role in their offense this season. Former ESPN analyst Ryan Clark compared Likely’s potential impact to that of star tight end Travis Kelce, suggesting Likely could help the Giants even while wide receiver Malik Nabers recovers.Key Facts
- John Harbaugh became the head coach of the New York Giants and several players followed him from the Baltimore Ravens.
- Isaiah Likely, formerly with the Ravens, is expected to boost the Giants’ offense, especially since Malik Nabers might miss early games due to injury.
- Likely had 135 catches, 1,568 yards, and 15 touchdowns in four seasons backing up Mark Andrews in Baltimore.
- In 2024, Likely had his best season with 42 catches, 477 yards, and six touchdowns.
- Likely will share playing time with Giants’ tight end Theo Johnson, who led the team with five touchdowns last season.
- Ryan Clark said Likely could create an impact similar to Travis Kelce, possibly making 60-70 catches, 800+ yards, and five to eight touchdowns.
- Jaxson Dart is the Giants’ quarterback who may rely on Likely as a close target.
- Likely’s role is expected to help the Giants stay competitive while waiting for Malik Nabers to return.
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