New York Giants General Manager Joe Schoen is focused on revitalizing the team's offensive line, which struggled significantly in recent seasons. In 2024, the Giants used ten different offensive line combinations, a direct response to injury woes that plagued the team the previous year, leading to a staggering total of 85 sacks allowed. To address these issues, Schoen added experienced players like Greg Van Roten and Jermaine Eluemunor, alongside returning talents such as Andrew Thomas, who, despite injury setbacks, is regarded as a cornerstone of the line.

During the past season, the offensive line ranked poorly in various metrics, and injuries highlighted a lack of depth. The organization attempted various configurations when Thomas was sidelined, but none proved effective. Schoen remains optimistic about the players returning next season, emphasizing the importance of having a robust pool of talent in the trenches. Additionally, the hiring of Chris Snee as a talent scout is seen as a strategic move to improve the team's future draft choices for offensive linemen.