New York has a young and exciting core of offensive players and a new coaching staff that should energize the organization. We have seen all three of Jaxson Dart, Cam Skattebo, and Malik Nabers make plays and do things that drew the attention of the league and national media over the last two years. Now they get a more stable organization to build around them and these centerpieces have the chance to raise the team up.
The Giants have an underrated offensive line and multiple above average tight ends in Theo Johnson and Isaiah Likely. Their running game will be strong thanks to the threat that Dart brings to hold rushing lanes open and the way the coaching staff approaches things. They have one of the most talented WRs in the game in Malik Nabers to build around and if he is back to himself somewhat early in the year, then the rest of their receivers also start to look a little more concerning for opponents. The health of Nabers is paramount to the entire team. They have options at the position with the speed of Darnell Mooney and Calvin Austin III or the size of Slayton and Hodgins or the experience of OBJ or JuJu. Those are a lot of quality darts to throw at the board for finding the right combination of weapons. When you pair those skillsets with a true alpha like Nabers, you can bring out the best in everyone. A dual-threat QB, solid backbone of a running game, and potentially versatile receiving corps open up a lot of paths to the Giants offense taking their next step this season.
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