While the Giants' defense was the main reason they won six games last year, they still lacked in key areas. Their defense was 27th ranked in 2023, allowing 361.7 total yards per game.

In a new analysis by Pro Football Sports Network, the architect of the league’s 24th-ranked defense last season, New York Giants defensive coordinator Shane Bowen, ranked No. 23 among his fellow ...

The Giants' run defense is currently giving up 138 rushing yards per game, 26th in the league, and an average of 4.22 yards per rushing play, 19th in the league.

As for the Giants’ top three graded defenders per Pro Football Focus, many of the names won’t surprise. Well, one might, which is why we will include an extra player in this analysis. Read on.

The Giants defense ranked 26th in points allowed and 27th in yards allowed last season — and 17th and 25th, respectively, in 2022. The most important statistic for this Giants defense is points ...

As the New York Giants prepare to rebuild and add pieces to their young roster, they must prioritize defensive reinforcements this offseason.. Among them is the relatively young defensive ...

Holland's versatility on the defensive backend is undeniable. The former Oregon Duck standout played 700+ snaps at box safety, 2,200+ snaps as a free safety, and 400+ snaps in the slot for his career.

Greg Stroman tries to make a tackle during the Giants-Ravens game on Dec. 21, 2024 AP. In last week’s 35-14 loss to the Ravens, there was all sorts of confusion and blown coverages, as Lamar ...

But he could have easily been talking about the Giants' defense or their program as a whole. The team had no identity last year on the way to a 3-14 season.

Giants investing heavily on upgraded defense Saints cornerback Paulson Adebo in coverage during an NFL game against the Denver Broncos on Oct. 17, 2024, in New Orleans. Credit: AP/Aaron M. Sprecher ...