New York Giants Offense Has Too Many Problems for a Quick Fix

September 9, 2014   ·   Brad Gagnon   ·   Jump to comments

Anybody who felt a poor preseason offensive showing wasn't necessarily going to carry over into the regular season for the New York Giants is officially wrong.
After embarrassing themselves for five weeks in August, the Giants were just as disorganized and inefficient during a one-sided Week 1 loss to the Detroit Lions Monday night.
Despite the fact they were facing a defense that was ranked in the middle of the pack in terms of points, yards and takeaways last year, only three offenses scored fewer points than the Giants (14) during the opening weekend of the 2014 NFL schedule.
During the preseason, those blaming offensive coordinator Ben McAdoo's new system were making excuses. As we established, quarterback Eli Manning was the chief problem, with poor pass protection and a lack of weapons also playing a role.
What's concerning is that on Monday, there again wasn't a single problem to point a finger at. In fact, new issues have arisen.
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