The Giants offensive line has taken huge strides
Joe DeLeone reacts to the New York Giants' dominant 26-3 preseason victory over the Miami Dolphins and breaks down the biggest winners, losers, and takeaways from Giants Preseason Week 2.
Video Transcript
Knowing that the offensive line has been such a problem for this team in the past, it was really like a breath of fresh air to see the way that they were able to completely command the line of scrimmage on a lot of rushing plays.
There were big plays from Tyrone Tracy.
There was the touchdown run from Devin Singletary, where Marcus Poe did a really good job of completely displacing his man, and there was just so much room for him to separate.
There were continuous plays in the first half, where most of my attention was from evaluating the offensive line, where they were just blowing this Miami defensive line, this Miami front seven off of the ball.
And that is really promising because not only has the Giants' offensive line been bad over the past few years, but they've also lacked the necessary depth to be able to rely upon pulling somebody from the bench to have to go into the starting lineup.
I think that now there is a real case to be made for Marcus Poe and JC Davis, that if either one of them needed to start a game, that the Giants have the young talent that they can rely on those guys to do a solid enough job for them to survive
