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Aaron Stinnie
Guard · 9th season
Updated
- Height
- 6-3
- Weight
- 312
- Age
- 32
- College
- James Madison
- Drafted
- Undrafted
- Exp
- 9
Overview
Aaron Stinnie is a veteran guard in his third season with the Giants and a backup on the 53-man roster.
Stinnie signed with Tennessee as an undrafted free agent out of James Madison in 2018. The Titans waived him in November 2019, and Tampa Bay claimed him. With the Buccaneers he played in seven postseason games with five starts, one of them in Super Bowl LV. His regular-season career highs came in 2023, when he played 13 games with 11 starts, all at left guard.
The Giants signed him in March 2024 and re-signed him in March 2025 and again March 12, 2026. He played 16 games with three starts in 2024 and 17 games with one start in 2025, and he has appeared in both games this season.
Frequently asked
- Did Aaron Stinnie win a Super Bowl?
- Yes. Stinnie won Super Bowl LV with Tampa Bay after the 2020 season. He started the Buccaneers' last three playoff games at right guard, including the Super Bowl, after Alex Cappa broke his ankle.
- When did the Giants sign Aaron Stinnie?
- Stinnie first agreed to terms with the Giants in March 2024 as a free agent from Tampa Bay. They re-signed him March 25, 2025, and again March 12, 2026.
- Where did Aaron Stinnie play college football?
- Stinnie played at James Madison, where he moved from the defensive line to the offensive line and was an AP first-team FCS All-American as a redshirt senior in 2017. He went undrafted in 2018 and signed with Tennessee.
- What injury did Aaron Stinnie have in 2022?
- Stinnie tore his ACL in the 2022 preseason with Tampa Bay and missed that entire season.
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