Matt Nagy needs to take a look in the mirror during Giants’ bye week

GMEN HQ argues that New York Giants offensive coordinator Matt Nagy must use the team's bye week to self-scout and evolve his scheme. Despite navigating injuries to three starting quarterbacks, Nagy has kept the offense at a league-average level through seven weeks. The writer believes adjusting the scheme will be crucial for the Giants to maintain their current playoff pace with J.J. McCarthy now settled as the starting quarterback.

The article outlines three key adjustments for Nagy: utilizing heavier personnel packages featuring fullback Patrick Ricard, increasing the NFL's lowest pre-snap motion rate, and expanding McCarthy's role. Haney notes that McCarthy has been efficient throwing downfield and suggests Nagy should incorporate designed quarterback runs alongside running back Cam Skattebo.