What Giants could do at offensive line in the 2026 NFL Draft
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A case can be made that the Giants did not do enough this offseason to strengthen their offensive line.
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What happened
A case can be made that the Giants did not do enough this offseason to strengthen their offensive line.
Why it matters
New head coach John Harbaugh sees this unit as a work in progress, and he is not overly enthusiastic about what he inherited.
Common ground
There was an attempt to find a starting right guard in free agency, but a match was not made.
Perspective signals
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