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The New York Giants defense under coordinator Dennard Wilson has become an aggressive unit that is playing well despite the loss of Brian Burns, questions on the defensive line, and churn in the secondary due to injuries. Let’s go position-by-position…

Ed Valentine reviews the New York Giants' defense at the bye week, evaluating individual performances under defensive coordinator Dennard Wilson. Despite key injuries, including season-ending setbacks for Brian Burns and Tremaine Edmunds, Valentine highlights standout play from defensive tackle D.J. Reader, edge rusher Abdul Carter, and rookie linebacker Arvell Reese, whom Valentine considers potentially the team's best defensive player.
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