A year removed from investing roughly $200 million in revamping a broken defense, New York Giants general manager Jerry Reese turned his attention to the offense. Coming off of a generally inefficient season, the need for improvement was clear.
If you ask star offensive lineman Justin Pugh, Reese has done enough for the Giants to develop into a strong team on both sides of the ball.
This past offseason, New York addressed glaring voids at wide receiver and tight end. Brandon Marshall provides necessary size in the red zone, Rhett Ellison is a respected blocker, and incoming rookie Evan Engram is a dynamic playmaker.