The New York Giants' secondary has undergone significant changes following a challenging 3-14 season, which prompted a focus on key upgrades during the offseason. General Manager Joe Schoen made moves to enhance this critical unit by adding cornerback Paulson Adebo and safety Jevon Holland through substantial free-agent deals worth $54 million and $45 million, respectively. Despite these enhancements, Pro Football Focus has ranked the Giants' secondary at a concerning 24th overall among NFL teams.

The Giants have seen promising performances from rookies Andru Phillips and Tyler Nubin, who emerged as the top-graded players in the secondary for 2024. The potential for growth among the young core, combined with the contributions from Adebo and Holland, could see the Giants' secondary rise to prominence if they continue to develop effectively.