The New York Giants' secondary is experiencing significant transformation in 2023, having made impressive moves during recent drafts and free agency. They picked cornerback Deonte Banks from Maryland in the first round, followed by safety Tyler Nubin and slot corner Dru Phillips in the previous year. The offseason saw the acquisition of cornerback Paulson Adebo and safety Jevon Holland, fortifying a unit that previously struggled with one of the league's lowest coverage grades. Their comprehensive approach has garnered attention, now placing the Giants' secondary among the top five most improved in the NFL. Holland's high-grade coverage since entering the league positions him as a key player in replacing the departed Xavier McKinney, while Adebo's prior performance suggests he could bounce back into form. New coaches in the secondary aim to rapidly integrate these elements, crucial to competing in the explosive NFC East against teams like the Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles.