EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- The 2021 season was a disaster for the New York Giants. They essentially spent the offseason operating as a serious contender -- spending big money on free agents such as wide receiver Kenny Golladay, cornerback Adoree' Jackson and tight end Kyle Rudolph -- only to finish 4-13. Quarterback Daniel Jones did little to prove he's the long-term solution at the game's most important position in what most considered a make-or-break year. Jones will return, but his future and how the Giants handle the position moving forward remain a work in progress under a new regime.
New York Giants NFL offseason preview: Futures of Saquon Barkley, James Bradberry in doubt
