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The New York Giants have made a lot of changes heading into the 2024 season, but the one they're saying little about is their offensive play-calling. Coordinator Mike Kafka handled the job in coach Brian Daboll's first two seasons in New York. That may change. Daboll has done the job during the OTAs and the minicamp that ended Wednesday. The Giants had the NFL's 29th-ranked offense last season and an offensive line that allowed a team-record 85 sacks. Daboll called the plays in Buffalo before coming to the Giants.
The Giants held the first day of their two-day mandatory training camp Tuesday at their team headquarters in New Jersey. Over the past month, first-round draft pick Malik Nabers has wowed teammates and coaches at organized team activities with his speed, explosiveness, hands, playmaking and touchdown catches. The biggest question is who’s going to be throwing him the ball. The Giants hope it is Daniel Jones, who is rehabbing after ACL surgery in November.
EAST RUTHERFORD — Over the past month, Giants’ first-round draft pick Malik Nabers has shown he may be ready to do big things in the NFL.The wide receiver from LSU who was the sixth pick overall has wowed teammates and coaches at organized team activities with his speed, explosiveness, hands, playmaking and touchdown catches. If […]
The New York Giants have made a lot of changes heading into the 2024 season, but the one they're saying little about is their offensive play-calling. Coordinator Mike Kafka handled the job in coach Brian Daboll's first two seasons in New York. That may change. Daboll has done the job during the OTAs and the minicamp that ended Wednesday. The Giants had the NFL's 29th-ranked offense last season and an offensive line that allowed a team-record 85 sacks. Daboll called the plays in Buffalo before coming to the Giants.