Giants' Offensive Line: Vets & Draft Picks Key to Success

0:00On April 23rd, the New York Giants have a draft picks this year, but the biggest must-do is beefing up their offensive line, especially up front, to protect the quarterback. General manager Joe Shone called it, mission accomplished after resigning Tackle Germain Eluomunor, and keeping four fits of last season's fourth best pass-blocking unit according to PFF stats. That said, the interior trio of Runyon, Schmitz, and Van Ronn led up 37.6% of the team's pressures, and over 7% of their sacks, which wrecked a lot of drives. Shone added vets like Daniel Faelili at Right Guard, Lucas Patrick, as Back Up Guard and Center, plus brought back Evan Neal, Joshua, Zoodoo, and Aaron. Stiny for the new coaches to evaluate. Most of that interior line is only locked in through this season, so without stocking young depth in the draft, any injury could spell disaster, Giants. Fans are hoping those vets stay healthy, or the front office levels up, big time. That wraps NFL News Today, brought to you with AI. I'm Cory with The Story.