4 ways the NY Giants can stun Baltimore and improve to 5-1

3. Attack the Ravens weak pass defense

Despite the Ravens defense having names like Marlon Humphrey, Marcus Peters, and Chuck Clark, their passing defense has been extremely weak this season.

Obviously the NY Giants passing offense is far from elite, especially with the team’s lack of receivers. However, this is the worst defense from a statistical standpoint the NY Giants have faced thus far.

Even then, attacking this defense won’t be easy, as Kadarius Toney and Kenny Golladay will both be out this week. As for rookie receiver Wan’Dale Robinson, he has participated in practice each day. However, in limited fashion, so he is currently listed as questionable.

If Robinson is able to play this week, there is a good chance the Giants use him in limited fashion. This opens up the door for another big game from Darius Slayton, who is currently trying to work his way out of head coach Brian Daboll’s dog house.

As for QB Daniel Jones, he played very well in the Giants last game against the Packers, where he completed 77.8 percent of his passes for 217 yards. While he may not have thrown a TD, the way Jones lead this team down the stretch, especially with Saquon Barkley missing time, was truly electric. There is potential for a big game out of Jones and this NY Giants passing offense. It is all just a matter of if this team can take advantage of a very weak Ravens defense.