It’s no secret that the NY Giants have a glaring need at the offensive tackle position. With Nate Solder the only player on the roster with meaningful starting experience – and him not appearing to have a future with the team past 2020, at best – the team needs to address the position in earnest this offseason.
The most prudent route is likely to draft a blue-chip left tackle in the first round, but even if that happens Big Blue could still use another tackle to take over the right side long term (or vice-versa).