It’s been well documented this offseason that the New York Giants’ secondary is in flux and could be a concern this season after cutting ties with three veterans – cornerback James Bradberry and safeties Jabrill Peppers and Logan Ryan.
Many experts and pundits are questioning if the Giants have enough talent and experience to compete in a league where teams live and die by the pass.
“The Giants had a serviceable year from a cornerback perspective, ranking around the NFL average or better in many metrics,” writes Ethan Useloff of the website The 33rd Team. “However, losing James Bradberry, their top corner in 2021, will leave a hole in their position room. Elevated to the number one option now is Adoree’ Jackson, who had a strong season playing alongside Bradberry last year.”
