The New York Giants’ 2020 offense was unavailing, lacked explosive plays, and was a bit unimaginative. It ranked 31st in yards per game (299) and points per game (17.5). The passing game lacked innovation, impeded drives, and lacked a top-end weapon. After Saquon Barkley’s Week 2 torn ACL, and Sterling Shepard’s foot injury in the same game, the Giants attempted to feature Evan Engram and Darius Slayton as their primary threats - that didn’t exactly work.
Engram had multiple key mistakes that either led to turnovers or punts. Slayton never took the sophomore year leap and struggled to defeat number one corners all year.