NY Giants Offense's Triplets Still Not Inspiring Confidence Ahead of New Season

“And most importantly, this is a critical season for Daboll and Joe Schoen, considering owner John Mara stated that he’s “just about run out of patience” when he announced in January that the coach and general manager would be back in 2025."

"If the rookie quarterback displays competence alongside second-year pros Tyrone Tracy Jr. and Malik Nabers, the youth movement could be this regime’s lifeline to 2026 and beyond.”

As hard as the Giants will try to quiet down the noise about Dart and wanting to see him jump into the starting role sooner than the regime’s plans are calling for, they will continue to grow louder with each week, especially those where Wilson doesn’t show he’s capable of lifting the team to wins in what is the league’s most challenging schedule this year. 

But again, if you kept asking the players in the locker room, they don’t sound like a bunch that thinks they’re only good enough to be the 27th-ranked unit, which is where Felice placed the Giants in his analysis based on their current aforementioned triplets.  

They believe that Wilson still has miles left in his tank and an arm that can rifle the football downfield to his arsenal of targets that have been waiting for them to come their way. Players like Nabers and tight end Theo Johnson, both names that Wilson has repeatedly spoken about in terms of developing close relationships within and outside of their games. 

Don’t forget that he showed it, even if it was just once, in the Giants’ preseason win over the New York Jets with that 80-yard moonball to receiver Beaux Collins that opened up the second dominant offensive affair for the blue side. He also showed an ability to march downfield, which at times was a significant problem for the Giants in recent seasons, regardless of the quarterback. 

The amount of value placed into seeing that in a preseason game does matter, and of course, the Giants need to see more of that from Wilson and company each week of the regular season to be taken more seriously by their critics. 

It is nice to see the Giants start to gain some positive traction in rankings like this one. After all, Wilson is still a Super Bowl-winning quarterback who has made it 14 years in the NFL for a reason. Nabers was an electric 1,000-yard receiver that shattered rookie records and looks to do more damage to the football storybooks, and Tracy is eager to show his debut wasn't just a flash in the pan.

We understand that the youth movement is driving the rebuild that the Giants organization finds itself in, but more winning will require the help of some veterans as well. Wilson deserves his fair shot before he is cast aside for Dart, and the Giants' offense more broadly deserves a little more respect, if they earn it, to not remain in the dungeons of the game's lowest talent trios.

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