The NY Giants may need to change how they think about offense

Big Blue View's Chris Pflum argues that the New York Giants must adjust their offensive philosophy to become less predictable and throw more. Following a season-ending injury to starting quarterback Jaxson Dart, veteran Jameis Winston took over under center, leading the Giants to a 3-1-1 record. However, Pflum notes that the offense has struggled significantly on the ground while leaning too heavily on predictable running formations.

According to Pflum, the Giants are hurting themselves by forcing a power running game that has averaged just 3.49 yards per carry over three games. He recommends that the coaching staff increase their neutral-down passing rate, make better use of versatile running back Tyrone Tracy, and use spread formations to create lighter boxes and open up the rushing attack.