After the franchise tag was placed on Trey Smith, the New York Giants discovered their offensive line needed urgent attention. General Manager Joe Schoen acknowledged the necessity to enhance their line but made only minor additions, including swing tackle James Hudson III and backup Stone Forsythe. With a line that ranked poorly in pass and run block win rates, the lack of significant investment raises concerns about the team's future success.

Schoen defended his decisions by suggesting the line performed adequately during early games, but the reality of a 2-4 record with minimal scoring suggests otherwise. The Giants, now banking on quarterback Russell Wilson, face increased pressure to bolster their blocking unit as injuries plagued last season. Will the current roster be enough to protect Wilson effectively, or will they need to make further adjustments?