New York Giants tight ends have not factored into the passing game through two weeks, which is by design Brian Daboll and Mike Kafka say.

The New York Giants seemingly have found an offensive line that can get the job done so far this season. After a shaky performance in a season-opening loss to Minnesota — Daniel Jones was sacked five times and the offense didn't score a touchdown — the line and the offense took a big step in the 21-18 loss to Washington this past Sunday.

NY Giants prioritized fixing their offensive line this year, and so far the performance has been encouraging. Now comes their biggest test vs. Browns

The Giants offensive line is a source of optimism that all might not be lost this season. Re-read that sentence. Think about what it says. Try to remember the last time it was true. Offensive line disasters and sunk seasons have been synonymous with the Giants for so long that it’s almost impossible to accept that the blocking is not to blame for this ninth 0-2 start in the past 12 seasons.