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Daniel Jones didn’t miss Sunday’s game because he slipped in the shower. He missed Week 6 because he’s playing behind an offensive line that consists of five matadors.

Yes, injuries have played a part in the line’s struggles. But facts are facts. Five games in, the Giants had allowed 30 sacks, tied for second-most all-time over that span per Sunday night’s telecast. The Giants allowed just three sacks in Week 6, but the team is still on pace to allow 93 sacks this season.

It’s not especially easy to upgrade the offensive line in free agency, but even a so-so tackle like Isaiah Wynn of the Miami Dolphins would be a significant upgrade in New York. If the Giants don’t use their first pick next year on a wide receiver or quarterback, it had better be on an elite O-line prospect like Georgia’s Amarius Mims.