The New York Giants made a clear choice this offseason: fix the defense before anything else — and they meant it.

Despite glaring offensive needs, the Giants threw their resources at the other side of the ball with urgency and intent.

Managing partner John Mara made it clear he was sick of watching the defense crumble drive after drive in 2024.

He voiced that frustration publicly, and general manager Joe Schoen responded with a full-blown investment in firepower.

That included drafting linebacker Abdul Carter third overall and spending close to $100 million on the defensive backfield.

It was a bold move, one that came with risk — but second-year safety Tyler Nubin believes people are missing the big picture.

Tyler Nubin is embracing a leadership role in year two

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