Elijah Chatman, once an undrafted free agent, is making waves in the New York Giants' training camp as he transitions into a dual role. This past season, he showed versatility as a defensive tackle, playing in all 17 games and contributing significantly on special teams. However, this year, he's been lining up at fullback, showcasing his high school roots where he excelled rushing the ball.

Chatman's size and strength have impressed teammates, with Tyrone Tracy Jr. praising his blocking ability during practice. This newfound role is not only expected to enhance the Giants' offensive dynamics but also presents Chatman with opportunities to contribute even more to the team's success. The coaching staff seems keen on exploring this option, potentially adding a unique twist to their offensive strategy.