The New York Giants have made significant moves in the offseason, but confidence in their offense remains low, especially with quarterback Russell Wilson at the helm. The team is returning 10 starters from last year, which was the league's lowest-performing offense. General Manager Joe Schoen opted to re-sign veteran receiver Darius Slayton rather than pursue a high-profile replacement, indicating a belief that Slayton could be more productive with better quarterback play.

This decision places further pressure on Wilson, who must elevate the entire unit despite the lack of perceived upgrades in the receiving corps. The Giants are banking on a stronger performance from Slayton in tandem with Wilson's skills, but questions remain regarding the overall offensive strategy and effectiveness. Will this approach yield improved results, or are they setting themselves up for another disappointing season?