The snubs just keep on coming for members of the New York Giants extended family. After former defensive Giants coordinator Bill Belichick and retired Giants quarterback Eli Manning were both reportedly snubbed by the Pro Football Hall of Fame voting committee, now comes a report from ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler that Giants left tackle Andrew Thomas was not among the nominees for the inaugural "Protector of the Year" award. Despite not being nominated, Thomas still had a stellar year for the Giants, whose offensive line as a whole was a bright spot. In the run-blocking game, Thomas also took home the highest marks of the starters, notching an 84.6 grade from PFF. Thomas’s overall 90.3 grade was not only the highest of the Giants’ starters and the highest overall grade on the offensive side of the ball, but the mark also ranked fifth league-wide .