LANDOVER, Md. — The last time these teams met, the Giants were utterly dominated up front — their offensive line allowed seven sacks and rushed for just 37 yards against the Redskins. The 20-13 loss dropped the Giants to 1-7 and, following their bye week, they unveiled a reconfigured line that has remained intact since.
“It was a tough day against them, but I think we’re better, for sure,” offensive coordinator Mike Shula said. “It’s mainly because of the consistency. Those guys in the lineup now have been playing next to each other for a while and getting more confidence.