how can giants fix OL

Here's a wild idea on how the New York Giants can fix their offensive line woes.

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00:00 The New York Giants aren't pressing the panic button just yet after witnessing

00:04 their offensive line get annihilated by the Dallas Cowboys last week.

00:08 But with some more challenging defenses on deck in the coming weeks,

00:12 it's certainly clear that they need for their offensive line to play better.

00:15 But what if the line doesn't?

00:17 Well, the Calvary isn't coming in anytime soon.

00:21 But the Giants could have an answer already on their roster in the form of

00:24 second year man Joshua Izudu.

00:26 Izudu just barely lost the starting left guard competition to Ben Bredesen in

00:31 training camp this summer.

00:32 His biggest issue being inconsistency.

00:35 But Izudu's skill set and college experience at the University of

00:38 North Carolina, where he played significant snaps at both left and

00:42 right tackle, make him an intriguing option should the Giants be contemplating

00:46 a change sooner than later.

00:49 Now Andrew Thomas, as we know, as long as he's healthy,

00:52 will be this team's left tackle for the foreseeable future.

00:56 But with no guaranteed money owed to Mark Lewinsky after this year,

01:00 it's not expected that Lewinsky will be on this team beyond this season.

01:05 So could the Giants potentially kick around an idea in which Izudu maybe slides

01:10 in at right tackle, and Evan Neal, who unfortunately has picked up where he left

01:15 off last season and in not a good way, moves inside to right guard?

01:20 Well, this is a possibility that could certainly come to fruition

01:24 if the current line configuration continues to go south this season.

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