The New York Giants put on a great show against the Indianapolis Colts, scoring a whopping 45 points. While fans might have mixed feelings about this due to draft positioning, it's still interesting to see who shone and who didn't. Pro Football Focus (PFF) has some insights. Firstly, the Giants’ offense had a field day, especially their LSU wide receivers. Malik Nabers and Brian Thomas Jr. both played exceptionally well, with Nabers having a phenomenal game with 171 yards and 2 TDs. Quarterback Drew Lock also had his best pro game, throwing 4 TDs. However, the offensive line was a bit hit-and-miss, with Jermaine Eluemunor and Greg Van Roten excelling in pass blocking while others struggled. On the defense side, there was a mix of good and bad performances. Dane Belton led the way with a 90. 6 grade, while other secondary players like Tae Banks and Jason Pinnock struggled. Linebackers and defensive linemen had varying success. Overall, it was a rollercoaster game for the Giants, but there were standout performances worth noting.

Who Stood Out: Giants’ Performance Against Colts

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