The New York Giants' offensive woes remain a significant concern as they continue to struggle in the NFL. Following their last Super Bowl run in 2011, the team has consistently ranked near the bottom in offensive production, finishing with the 31st-ranked offense four times in the last five seasons. This season, the Giants managed a dismal 3-14 record, largely due to their ineffective passing game.

While the running game benefited from Saquon Barkley’s previous performances, the passing attack has faltered under the weight of inconsistent quarterback play, exacerbated by the release of Daniel Jones. The recent drafting of Malik Nabers, who showed promise with over 1,200 receiving yards, reflects the team's effort to rebuild. However, with no clear quarterback under contract for the upcoming season, the Giants face a crucial offseason, needing to secure a veteran QB and enhance their offensive line to support their emerging talents.