Ralph Webb, RB - After a career as one of the more productive rushers in SEC history, the undrafted former Vanderbilt star will be playing for his future on Thursday night. Webb has shown quick feet and decent vision at times this summer while producing a pair of touchdowns and two-point plays.

Danny Etling, QB - New England's seventh-round rookie has completed two of six passes for just 21 yards in very limited action through three weeks of the preseason. He should get more chances against the Giants as the team can assess his potential for the future.

Christian Sam, LB - The sixth-round rookie has played in Ja'Whaun Bentley's shadow this summer. Sam is probably on the outside of the roster heading into the preseason finale, so his efforts in New York – both on defense and special teams -- will be very much worth watching and could help decide his future.

Corey Bojorquez, P - The big-legged undrafted rookie has yet to punt in a preseason game and had minimal team reps on the practice field during open practices. Unless the Patriots are strangely trying to hide the young lefty's talents you'd think he'd get a shot to show his stuff against the Giants.

Trent Harris, DE - The undrafted edge player out of Miami flashed a bit in his preseason action to date, tying for the team lead with 1.5 sacks this summer. If he has a future on the practice squad, the 6-2, 255-pounder may need to flash a little more in the finale.

Kyle Lauletta, QB - Remember back in the spring when the rookie quarterback out of Richmond was considered the perfect Patriots quarterback prospect? Now, Lauletta will be showing his stuff against New England in the infancy of his NFL career.

Robert Martin, RB - A product if Rutgers, Martin will try to continue a pretty impressive rookie summer in front of a very much home crowd. The undrafted free agent leads New York with 86 rushing yards this summer and an impressive 7.2-yard average on his 12 attempts.

Hunter Sharp, WR - The second-year receiver out of Utah State should be active both on offense and in the return game, where he's already had a punt return touchdown this summer. Sharp is in the mix for a depth job at receiver, but would like to improve on his three catches for just 16 yards to date this preseason.

Wayne Gallman Jr., RB - Though the second-year back out of Clemson is considered likely to make the New York roster, he's also expected to see some action in the finale against New England. He'd probably like to improve on his 2.8-yard average this preseason.

William Gay, DB - The 33-year-old continues his transition from cornerback to safety, so some reps in the finale would seem likely against the Patriots backups-filled passing attack.