The New York Giants have revamped their safety position, parting ways with key coaching staff and bringing in new talent ahead of the upcoming season. With Shane Bowen continuing as the defensive coordinator, he has enlisted Marquand Manuel, formerly of the Jets, as the new secondary coach to enhance the unit's performance. The Giants are looking to maximize the impact of young safety Tyler Nubin, who had a strong start to his rookie season before an ankle injury sidelined him. Nubin's return, alongside Jevon Holland from Miami, signals a fresh approach for the Giants' secondary.

Nubin's potential is highlighted by his impressive rookie stats, leading the team with 98 tackles before his injury. Holland, a player of interest for the Giants, will play a pivotal role as they seek improved results in the secondary this season. The revamped strategy under Bowen's guidance aims to elevate the Giants' defense, making them a formidable opponent on the field.