The New York Giants are set to begin their offseason training with the first of 10 voluntary OTA practices, leading up to mandatory minicamp in mid-June. A key focus will be on quarterback Russell Wilson, who has been named the starter but must demonstrate his capability to rejuvenate the struggling offense. Jameis Winston, a seasoned backup, and rookie Jaxson Dart will also vie for playing time, with Dart looking to impress against veterans.

Defensively, No. 3 overall pick Abdul Carter brings versatility as he transitions from linebacker to edge rusher. The Giants are evaluating how to utilize his skills, potentially altering their defensive alignment significantly. Additionally, the offensive line's consistency remains a concern, particularly with Evan Neal's shift to guard and Jon Runyan's recovery from injury. This year, the line's performance will be crucial, especially as Wilson and Winston are less mobile than their predecessor, Daniel Jones. Lastly, keep an eye on whether head coach Brian Daboll will leverage rookie Jalin Hyatt’s deep-threat potential, a much-needed asset for a team that struggled with explosive plays last season.