Giants Secondary Under Fire | NFL News

0:00It's September 7. I'm Corey with the story, and this is NFL News Today. Your AI-powered football briefing. Alright, let's talk about the New Year Giants in a spot on their roster that's raising some eyebrows. The secondary, man, is looking like the team's biggest question mark heading into the season. After a rough showing last year, it seems like they didn't make the big splashy moves some fans were hoping for, leaving this unit as a potential week. Link. SPN's Jordan Ronin pointed this out, naming the secondary as the top concern. We're talking about potential starting corners like Greg Newsom II and Deonte Banks, both carrying some baggage. Then you've got Paul Sanedivo, who had a tough summer. And don't forget the safeties, Javon Holland and Tyler Nubin, who are both coming off disappointing seasons. It's a lot to overcome. Newsom, a former first-round pick, has bounced around and hasn't quite lived up to the hype. Thanks, another first-round talent, was struggling until the new coaching staff gave him a fresh

1:01start. A day bow, a big free agent signing, hasn't looked like himself, especially after dealing with the knee injury. And the safeties, Holland and Nubin, were new to each other last year and both battled injuries. Now Ronin did mention that the Giants do have other guys like Drew Phillips and Rookie Colton Hood at corner. Plus, Banks has shown flashes of improvement under the new defensive coordinator, Denard Wilson, and Newsom has been showing some speed. The news scheme in coaching could definitely be a game-changer for these guys. But at the end of the day, Ronin's got a point. Seeing is believing. Until the secondary proves they can hold their own, the doubts are going to linger. It's going to be on them to step up and shut down the critics.