Phillips has nine tackles (seven solo) in the defeat to Baltimore on Saturday. Phillips has been one of the league's most unappreciated performers this season. The versatile safety is currently averaging more than seven tackles per game over his last eight games, including four games with at least nine stops. He began the year as a reserve behind rookie Jamal Adams but has established himself as the team's top defender down back. New York signed him before the start of 2017 after he spent three seasons with the Baltimore Ravens. He had 72 tackles and five interceptions in 16 games for the Ravens in 2016. Phllips was also responsible for two touchdowns in his first season with the Giants. One of them came in the opener against Chicago when he returned an interception 50 yards for a touchdown. He also had a fumble recovery in that game. Adrian Phillips' father-in-law is former NFL player Kevin Williams. The younger Phillips is a free agent after this season and could be looking at a big pay rise if he continues to perform well. He made $630,000 last season. Here are all the other notable players who have played more than one game so far this season: Curtis Lofton (8), Deone Bucannon (8), Malcolm Jenkins (9), Jordan Richards (9).