After three consecutive losing seasons, the New York Giants spent wildly to upgrade their bottom-rated defense and bounced back to go 11-5 in 2016.
Their offense was left to fend for itself, however, and slipped measurably. They got down to the business of fixing that offense this offseason. By bringing in veteran wideout Brandon Marshall, tackle D.J. Fluker and tight end Rhett Ellison, to name a few, the Giants added a number of proven commodities to their 53 man roster.
In addition to adding new faces on offense, the Giants also retained long-time defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul.