... Super Bowl darlings to an epic collapse—as they began the season at 5-0 in 2009, only to finish at 8-8.

Despite fairing solid overall on offense, there was still a lack of a consistency—most notably in what used to be their specialty: the rush attack.

Brandon Jacobs "came out with it" and said he dealt with a nagging injury all season—but under 1,000 yards and a 3.4 yards-per-carry average still isn't acceptable.

Despite their free fall from being a supposed elite team, the Giants still aren't far away from getting right back to where they're "supposed" to be.

Read on for a look at their major needs, as well as some suggestions as to how April might cure them.

 

 

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