While that may seem like hyperbole, hear me out. The NY Giants have been stuck middling in utter mediocrity since their last fabled Super Bowl run in 2011. Since then, this proud franchise has made the playoffs just once and has been plagued by some of the same problems throughout the entirety of this stretch.
Namely, the offensive line play has been the Giants’ Achilles heel. Former GM Jerry Reese wasted the last few years of Eli Manning’s prime by first neglecting the offensive line altogether, and then failing to hit on the important draft capital he finally used on it in a major way.