The firing of of Jerry Reese and Ben McAdoo was the change the New York Giants needed to get on the track to success…or so we thought. The franchise seems to keep taking two steps forward and then five steps back with their free agent signings and systematic approach toward success.
New general manager Dave Gettleman, made it a priority to address the offensive line last offseason with draft capital and salary cap space. He drafted Will Hernandez in the second round and signed left tackle Nate Solder to a record breaking deal. He also signed Patrick Omameh to play right guard and retained Ereck Flowers in an attempt to extract any value from him at right tackle.