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sports21h ago
Do the Giants actually have quality offensive ‘pieces’ to build around?
- Dart is the single biggest piece to fuel optimism about the direction of the franchise as he’s the centerpiece of the offense.
- The Giants could have cap relief with Winston and Dart on a combined $8.8 million in 2026.
- Running back depth is solid but not proven as a No. 1 back, with Tracey and Skattebo contributing at a bargain price.
- Wide receiver depth is thin behind Nabers, with Robinson's contract status a concern for the future.
- Offensive line stability is improving but the group lacks depth, pressuring future roster decisions.
- Schoen’s draft-trading history is cited as a potential hindrance to building trenches with depth.
- Dart and Nabers anchor a young nucleus, but Skattebo’s immediate impact remains uncertain.
- The article highlights the need to improve at wide receiver and offensive line to support the young core.
- The piece underscores Dart’s rookie contract as a window for the franchise to build around him.
- Executive notes suggest a focus on the trenches through free agency or early draft picks to bolster depth.
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