Nate Solder opting out of the 2020 season amid concerns for his family’s health is an absolutely respectable move. But it’s undeniable that the New York Giants now possess an issue when it comes to the exterior of the offensive line.
With rookie Andrew Thomas potentially manning the quarterback’s blindside in the absence of Solder, the Giants will need to make a crucial decision in regards to who starts at right tackle.
Barring the team bringing in someone via free agency, the main options are the recently extended Nick Gates, the recently signed Cam Fleming, and the recently drafted Matt Peart.