New York Giants‘ general manager Dave Gettleman made it a priority to upgrade the offensive line the moment he was hired to lead the historic franchise to the promise land. Last season, he cleaned house on the line and began to piece together a more improved unit, allocating heavy investments including cap-space and draft picks.
Signing and draft capital were needed:
Signing players like Nate Solder and drafting Will Hernandez helped spark an improvement after a tough first-half of the year. They were luckily able to acquire former Ram, Jamon Brown, through waivers, despite letting him walk this free agency period after trading for star guard Kevin Zeitler.