The New York Giants have been searching for the high-scoring, explosive offense they featured in 2015 through 16 weeks of the 2016 regular season. Really, they have been searching unsuccessfully for it since OTAs began way back in the spring.
Offensive coordinator Mike Sullivan has been answering questions for months now about why the Giants have been unable to find it. With the regular season coming to an end Sunday and the Giants getting ready for their first playoff appearance since 2011, Sullivan and the Giants are still searching. And answering the same questions.
Winning 10 games and reaching the playoffs has made it easier to stomach the offensive inconsistency, but Sullivan admitted this week that the inability to perform consistently has been frustrating.