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The New York Giants are struggling with a 1-3 record as they head into Week 5, showing slight improvements in their performance compared to last season. Coach Brian Daboll acknowledges the need for consistency, particularly in the red zone, while the defense is starting to establish a clearer identity. The offensive line has improved in pass protection but remains ineffective in the run game. The team is focused on finding their identity as they continue to develop throughout the season.
- The Giants are showing slight improvements compared to last season.
- Consistency in performance remains a key focus for the coaching staff.
- The defense is developing a clear identity, while the offense struggles with execution.
Daniel Jones | QB
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211 pass yards
- Jones is averaging 211.5 passing yards per game, showing some improvement in pass protection.
- However, he has struggled with deep passes, completing only 2 of 14 attempts over 20+ air yards.
Darius Slayton | WR
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- Slayton has been vocal about the team's struggles to convert deep shots.
- His performance will be crucial as the team looks to improve their passing game.
New York Giants
- The Giants' offense needs to improve consistency, especially in the red zone.
- The defense is showing promise with a strong pass rush and improved red-zone defense.