NFL teams are gearing up for the season opener with some glaring weaknesses yet to be addressed.
The Dallas Cowboys are facing a lack of quarterback depth as backup Joe Milton III’s preseason performance raises concerns. The New York Giants’ wide receiver room is thin, relying heavily on standout Malik Nabers. Meanwhile, the Philadelphia Eagles are dealing with an uneven cornerback pairing that could pose challenges for the reigning Super Bowl champions.
For the Cowboys, Head Coach Brian Schottenheimer’s search for a reliable backup to Dak Prescott has hit a roadblock with Milton’s underwhelming stats in preseason games. With just 265 yards, two interceptions, and one touchdown, the team’s QB depth remains a major question mark.
In contrast, the Giants have found a standout performer in rookie Malik Nabers, who shone with 1,204 receiving yards. However, the rest of the wide receiver group, including Darius Slayton, Jaylin Hyatt, and Wan’Dale Robinson, falls short in production. Nabers’ exceptional skills highlight the team’s heavy reliance on him for offensive success.
As for the Eagles, despite their Super Bowl champion status, they face challenges with an uneven cornerback pairing. The team’s defensive strategy may be compromised without a balanced duo in the cornerback position, potentially leaving them vulnerable in crucial matchups.