Phil Simms: New York Giants have some 'dudes' to compete now

Former Giants quarterback and Ring of Honor inductee Phil Simms believes the New York Giants are poised to become a formidable team in the NFC. In an interview with Newsday, Simms praised the team's depth, noting that they have "stars" in various positions, including the defensive line and linebackers. He highlighted the draft picks and the offensive line as additional assets that could contribute to the team's success.

Simms pointed to Malik Nabers as a key player who could make a difference if he stays healthy. The Giants have also been bolstered by new management under John Harbaugh, a Super Bowl champion with an impressive .609 winning percentage over 18 seasons as an NFL head coach. Simms expressed confidence in Harbaugh's ability to lead the team, stating that "the players know he's the man."

The article emphasized that the Giants have undergone significant changes, bringing in new coordinators and coaches, excluding three holdovers. The team has also added experienced leaders on both sides of the ball and on special teams, as well as young talent that could help them achieve victories even when they don't perform at their best. Simms concluded by saying that a truly good team can win games even when not everyone plays at their peak, as long as there are multiple groups capable of securing a win.