New York Giants: Stevie Brown Will Be Crucial to Team’s Success in 2014

June 4, 2014   ·   Travis Wakeman   ·   Jump to comments

When you think of the New York Giants winning football games, you imagine them doing it on the arm of Eli Manning or with a vaunted pass rush led by Jason Pierre-Paul.
In 2014, one of the other players that will be key to the team racking up wins will be one who didn't play a single down in 2013—Stevie Brown.
After bouncing around the league with three different teams, Brown found a home in New York following a solid 2012 season that included 76 tackles and eight interceptions.
However, a torn ACL in a preseason game last year derailed his development.
With ESPN.com's Dan Graziano reporting that the team recently waived Will Hill, Brown has been forced into a position where he not only needs to prove he can come back from such a devastating injury, but come back and play well.
The Giants have put together an impressive secondary by adding cornerbacks Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie and Walter Thurmond to go along with Prince Amukamara and safety Antrel R...

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