3. Offensive line woes continue
The Giants offensive line has been a mess for years now and last season was no exception. The Giants led the NFL in sacks allowed by a wide margin with 85 and they're hoping this year can be a different story.
NY did add some more veteran depth to their offensive line this offseason by signing guard Jon Runyan Jr. and guard/tackle Jermaine Eluemunor to multi-year contracts with the hopes that they can provide much-needed protection for Daniel Jones. However, this offensive line still has many concerns which should not go unnoticed. Will Evan Neal finally turn things around after a rough couple of years? Can Andrew Thomas stay healthy after an injury-plagued year in 2023 and most importantly, will the Giants have the same starting offensive line lineup for most of the season?
The offensive line went through so many changes in 2023 due to their struggles and the inability of the offense to get into any rhythm. Big Blue is hoping that the Giants did enough this offseason to improve an offensive line that has been a mess for a long time. Still, it won't be much of a surprise, unfortunately, if the woes continue up front.