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Jarrod Gray
Offensive tackle · Rookie season · Practice squad
Updated
- Height
- 6-7
- Weight
- 318
- Age
- 22
- College
- Drafted
- Undrafted
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- R
Overview
Jarrod Gray is a 6-foot-7 Australian offensive lineman on the Giants' practice squad under the international player exemption.
Gray is from Bankstown, a Sydney suburb, and played junior rugby for the South Sydney Rabbitohs, the same junior club as Eagles tackle Jordan Mailata. He was one of 13 players in the NFL's 2026 International Player Pathway class and signed with the Giants on June 1. At 22, he is the second-youngest Australian to earn an NFL contract, after Mailata.
He was waived at the cut to 53 and re-signed to the practice squad Aug. 31.
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Frequently asked
- Where is Jarrod Gray from?
- Gray is from Bankstown, a suburb of Sydney, Australia. He played rugby league in the South Sydney Rabbitohs' junior system and later for the Western Clydesdales in Queensland before switching to football.
- How did Jarrod Gray get to the NFL?
- Gray was one of 13 players in the NFL's 2026 International Player Pathway class and trained for 10 weeks in Fort Myers, Florida, before the program's pro day. The Giants signed him as a rookie free agent June 1, 2026.
- Is Jarrod Gray connected to Jordan Mailata?
- Gray came up through the same South Sydney Rabbitohs junior rugby club as Eagles tackle Jordan Mailata and calls him a role model. At 22, Gray became the second-youngest Australian to earn an NFL contract, behind Mailata.
Also at offensive tackle:Francis Mauigoa, J.C. Davis, Andrew Thomas