The New York Giants' defense was a major disappointment last season, finishing 31st against the run and allowing 25.8 points per game, the seventh-worst in the league. Defensive coordinator Dennard Wilson aims to address these issues by implementing a more aggressive and unpredictable scheme. The Giants have made significant roster changes, including the addition of DJ Reader to replace Dexter Lawrence and Tremaine Edmunds to strengthen the linebacker position. They also added cornerbacks Colton Hood and Greg Newsome to improve depth in the secondary. Last season, the Giants allowed 145.3 rushing yards per game and had the highest number of runs over 10 yards allowed, which was a key focus for improvement. Wilson is determined to change the team's approach to turnovers, aiming to increase their interception count and overall defensive pressure. Additionally, the Giants' red zone defense struggled, with a 63.16% conversion rate, emphasizing the need for better situational play-calling. With these changes, the Giants hope to transform their defense into a top-10 unit.