The Big Blue offensive line underwent yet another issue-filled season in 2020. For what seemed like the 10th consecutive year, the unit of “hog mollies” limited what the quarterback and overall offense were able to accomplish.
So it was interesting how the Giants didn’t make any big moves during the offseason to fix that specific group. They didn’t sign a starting-caliber tackle or interior lineman in the months leading up to the season nor even addressed the unit once with their six draft picks.
The organization believed in who it employed on the roster, and for some time, you could argue that made sense.