The issues among the New York Giants offensive line have been very much existent and apparent over the last few years, and many point the finger towards the most important position within the unit. Left tackle Nate Solder has concurred on-field complications since his Giants tenure began in March 2018 and simply hasn’t lived up to his four-year, $62 million deal.
With rookie tackle Andrew Thomas now entering the organization, there’s a general belief that Solder’s time with the ballclub may be nearing the end. But in a portrayal of optimism, the team’s newly hired head coach is siding with his struggle-filled veteran.