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Thomas: Giants OL improving, but wins still elusive
26 Nov
Summary
- Andrew Thomas credits offensive line continuity for improvement.
- Thomas emphasizes the need for more consistent performance.
- Despite progress, the Giants' record remains a concern.
New York Giants left tackle Andrew Thomas has observed significant growth within the offensive line, citing enhanced continuity as a key factor in silencing past criticisms. He noted that with minimal absences since his return from injury, the veteran unit has benefited immensely from shared practice reps and film study, leading to improved communication and coordination.
Thomas pushed back against notions of lacking physicality, asserting the line's blend of strength, technique, and athleticism. However, he remains his own most rigorous critic, emphasizing that individual success is measured by consistent, high-level performance over entire games and extended periods, not just isolated plays.
Despite the individual and unit improvements, the Giants' win-loss record of 2-10 remains a stark reminder of their struggles. Thomas's commitment to reaching an elite level and his demand for better overall team execution provide a slim silver lining as the team navigates a challenging season.
