As the New York Giants entered the offseason after a 4-13 disaster of a year in 2020, one of the biggest questions was how in the world they were going to finally build an offensive line.
The only building block in sight was former first round pick Andrew Thomas, who overcame a shaky rookie season to log in a respectable sophomore campaign last year at left tackle.
Incoming general manager Joe Schoen went bargain hunting in free agency and snagged a few useful veterans (most notably center Jon Feliciano and guard Mark Glowinski) and then used first- and third-round selection in this year’s draft in tackle Evan Neal and the versatile Joshua Ezeudu.
