Giants’ lack of pass rush growing more and more alarming: ‘Have to find a way’

Source: New York Post

NEW ORLEANS — As disturbing as the five Giants turnovers were against the Saints in their 26-14 loss Sunday at the Superdome, their lack of pass rush was nearly as alarming. The defensive front is supposed to be one of their strengths, and yet the Giants failed to register a single sack of Saints quarterback Spencer Rattler and were credited with only a single quarterback hit on him. Access the Giants like never before Get texts from Paul Schwartz with all the latest Giants news and insights, exclusive to Sports+ subscribers.

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Giants’ lack of pass rush growing more and more alarming: ‘Have to find a way’

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