There is no denying that 2021 was a tough year for the Giants offensively. Every game it seemed like there was no real plan or direction, and the results definitely reflected this incompetence. Luckily, 2022 presents a clean slate for all the offensive personnel, and no position group is happier than the wide receivers. A historically bad offense in 2021 took its toll on the receiver room, but things appear to be changing with Brian Daboll looking to revamp the offense. Unfortunately we are not entirely sure what that system will look like next season, so it is hard to…
Author: Henry Yordan
Henry Yordan
Henry is originally from Franklin Lakes, New Jersey. He is currently a rising junior at Southern Methodist majoring in Statistics and minoring in Sports Management. He one day hopes to work in the sports industry, and is open to exploring any and all possible job opportunities.
To say that the past decade has not been kind to the New York Giants would be a gross understatement. Since the Giants hoisted the Lombardi Trophy in 2011, they have been one of the worst teams in the NFL. There was a lone bright spot in 2016 when they reached a wildcard birth, but a certain photo of a certain positional group on a boat in Miami proved to be a bad omen. They were unceremoniously bounced from the playoffs a week later, but the bad omen from that Giants boat trip has stuck around. Since then, the Giants…
