Over the last decade-plus of New York Giants football, little has remained constant. The retirement of Eli Manning after the 2019 season ensured that. The team’s futility seemed to be a running theme after the 2011 Super Bowl victory, but the 2022 outfit changed that with a playoff berth and Wild Card victory.
However, one issue that has seemingly plagued the team year in and year out is poor offensive line play. Whether it was the aging of the team’s line anchors, draft picks that did not work out, poor free agent signings, good players leaving in free agency, or injuries, every year has brought with it another set of line woes.