The New York Giants have made significant strides to improve their defense, particularly their secondary, with the offseason signings of Paulson Adebo and Jevon Holland. Adebo, known for his lockdown corner skills from his time with the New Orleans Saints, brings much-needed ballhawk instincts to a secondary that recorded only five interceptions last season. Holland, a standout safety from the Miami Dolphins, adds both talent and leadership, enhancing the depth of the position.

General Manager Joe Schoen emphasized the importance of turnover creation, noting that Adebo and Holland both possess a history of generating turnovers. Head coach Brian Daboll expressed optimism about the potential chemistry and synergy the new signings, along with returning players like Deonte Banks, can bring to the secondary. Given the Giants' historic struggles with interceptions, the hope is that these changes will lead to a more formidable defense in the upcoming season.