The New York Giants' safety group struggled last season, failing to capitalize on their potential due to a conservative blitzing approach and coverage issues. New defensive coordinator Shane Bowen's strategy underutilized blitzing, especially with players like Jason Pinnock, who thrived in such roles during his earlier career. The arrival of Javon Holland, who has a proven track record as an effective blitzer, hints at a potential change in strategy. However, concerns remain regarding the coverage abilities of the safeties, particularly rookie Tyler Nubin, who needs to step up in interceptions, following his ball-hawking college career.

The Giants need to find ways to leverage their players' strengths effectively. Moving forward, questions arise about how Bowen will adjust his schemes to utilize Holland's blitzing capabilities while improving the overall safety play. This season may determine whether the Giants can turn around their fortunes with a more aggressive and adaptive defensive strategy.