John Harbaugh warned about key problem with Giants' roster

There's certainly more hope in the New York Giants' camp this season than there has been in a long time. The team has Super Bowl-winning head coach John Harbaugh in the fold. That counts for a lot.

Harbaugh seems motivated to get this team to where it needs to be. He's licking his wounds after parting ways with the Baltimore Ravens after 18 seasons, and Harbaugh having something to prove is only a good thing for the Giants.

This team was 4-13 last season. It was a troubling look, to say the very least. Now, Harbaugh is in, but there's still one glaring roster issue he should address.

New York Giants have to address their wide receiver problem

According to one NFL analyst, the Giants shouldn't sleep on their wide receiver problem. On Friday, Jared Dubin of CBS Sports released a ranking of every team's wide receiver room, from best to worst. For the Giants, they're No. 24.

"Malik Nabers is working his way back from a serious knee injury," Dubin said. "He seems on his way to full health, but we obviously can't know for sure until we see him on the field."

He adds, "Beyond him, the depth chart looks like it's clearing out for rookie Malachi Fields, because Darius Slayton and Darnell Mooney are role players and Calvin Austin III just tore up his knee."

Obviously, getting Nabers back on the field and healthy will do wonders for this wide receiver room. But until that happens, quarterback Jaxson Dart better hope that Harbaugh is working magic with his wideout training.