NFL power rankings: Which teams will have the best passing attack this season?

18. New York Giants

Last season, the New York Giants were one of the league’s top surprises, offensively. New head coach Brian Daboll worked wonders with Daniel Jones, just when everyone was wondering whether or not he was going to be the future of this team.

Jones’ turnovers were at a career-low and he was highly efficient under Daboll. It’s was an impressive showing from a quarterback who needed a big year in an even bigger way. Jones did it without much of a receiving room, too. In fact, the Giants’ receiving core might be the most inconsistent in all of football, and hopefully that changes for Jones and the Giants going into 2023.

Isaiah Hodgins came on toward the tail end of last season and developed some great chemistry with Jones. Meanwhile, Darius Slayton is still there and has shown some flashes at times. The team also brought in Parris Campbell, who they are supposedly going to use as an offensive weapon, all over the field.

Then, there’s rookie Jalin Hyatt who could end up being the team’s WR1 if given the chance. Darren Waller’s arrival should help alleviate some pressure in the passing game, too, and the Giants should look formidable at the very least.