Joshua Ezeudu is being replaced at left tackle after just one game, with veteran Chris Hubbard expected to start in his place. This change comes as the Giants look to improve their struggling offensive line amidst a challenging season.

Ezeudu has stepped into a starting role at left tackle following Andrew Thomas's season-ending injury. Despite being a third-year player, he struggled in his previous season, allowing five sacks and 12 pressures on limited pass-blocking reps. His performance against the Philadelphia Eagles, where he ceded two sacks, raises concerns as the Giants look to bolster their offensive line amidst ongoing challenges. Eluemunor recognizes the need to support Ezeudu, indicating that he will take on additional responsibilities to help the young tackle adjust.

Joshua Ezeudu will start at left tackle this week for the Giants, stepping in due to Andrew Thomas's season-ending injury. Despite hopes that he would improve after getting more practice reps, Ezeudu struggled in his last game, allowing three pressures and two sacks. His performance raised concerns about his balance and overall effectiveness. The Giants are exploring other options for the position but have not made any immediate changes, as they prepare to face a formidable pass rusher in T.J. Watt.

Joshua Ezeudu has stepped into the left tackle role following Andrew Thomas's injury but has struggled under pressure, allowing two sacks in a recent game. Despite his past experience filling in for Thomas, he faced difficulties against the Eagles, leading to concerns about his performance. Jon Runyan, Jr. expresses confidence in Ezeudu's potential to improve with more playing time, emphasizing that the offensive line's issues are not solely due to Thomas's absence. Ezeudu did manage to settle down as the game progressed, but the Giants may need to consider additional support or adjustments to avoid further struggles.

Joshua Ezeudu started at left tackle for the Giants last week, allowing three pressures, including two sacks, in 43 pass-blocking snaps. Despite finishing the game with a 93.6 pass-blocking efficiency rating, which was the second-lowest among the starting offensive linemen, he had earned the position through consistent performance during the spring and summer. Head coach Brian Daboll has not committed to Ezeudu as the starter moving forward, indicating uncertainty about his role.