Former NFL coach Rex Ryan said on television this week that the Giants shouldn't wait to make the move at quarterback.

Brian Daboll cited “the line of scrimmage” as one of the Giants’ key issues in their six-point Week 1 clunker at Washington. That’s the closest a head coach will come to saying outright that his offensive line wasn’t good enough.

Giants defensive coordinator Shane Bowen agrees with the general sentiment shared by fans who were perplexed that edge rushers Brian Burns, Kayvon Thibodeaux and rookie Abdul Carter were on the field together for just eight of a possible 70 defensive snaps in Week 1.

The Giants’ offensive line struggled in a 21-6 Week 1 loss to the Washington Commanders. If he does play, it’s unknown how sharp he will be or how many snaps he could be expected to play, but his presence on the field would be a welcome sight for New York.

First, the second-year signal caller leaned on his legs and arm to accumulate two early down first downs in the first three plays of the drive. A penalty set them back around the 9:42 mark that put them in a second and 17 before Daniels covered more than half of the distance with a 12-yard scramble.

Schottenheimer outlines a Week 2 blueprint: explosive runs, call what Dak feels, and lean on Eberflus’ second-half adjustments against the Giants.