Tyler Nubin
Career Summary
Tyler Nubin became a record-setting safety at Minnesota.
The Giants drafted him in the second round in 2024.
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Early Life
Nubin's parents were college athletes at Eastern Michigan.
His father played football and his mother competed in track, while his brother Jordan later played running back at Minnesota.
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High School
Nubin helped St. Charles North reach its first state final.
He contributed as a receiver and quarterback and was named the 2018 Courier-News Football Player of the Year.
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College Career
Minnesota coach P.J. Fleck moved Nubin from cornerback to safety early in college.
Nubin went on to record a program-best 13 interceptions.
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Path to the NFL
The Giants selected Nubin in the second round of the 2024 draft.
He followed other Minnesota players into the organization, including center John Michael Schmitz.
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Career Accomplishments
Nubin earned four Academic All-Big Ten selections.
His college career combined those academic honors with Minnesota's interception record.
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