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Pass protection must hold up for Tyler Shough

The New Orleans Saints (1-4) look to snap a three-game losing streak on Sunday against the New York Giants (3-1-1) at MetLife Stadium. Senior writer John DeShazier outlines crucial keys to victory, emphasizing that pass protection must improve for quarterback Tyler Shough, who has absorbed 13 sacks and 39 hits through five games. To counter a heavily blitzing Giants defense, DeShazier argues New Orleans must establish its ground game through running backs Kendre Miller and Alvin Kamara against New York's vulnerable run defense.
Defensively, DeShazier highlights the necessity of disrupting Giants quarterback Jameis Winston, who has posted consecutive three-touchdown games since replacing injured Jaxson Dart. Pass rushers Chase Young and Carl Granderson lead the charge, while Cameron Jordan needs just one sack to surpass Hall of Famer Lawrence Taylor on the all-time sacks list. Additionally, the defense faces the challenge of containing running back Cam Skattebo alongside key receiving threats Malik Nabers and Isaiah Likely.
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