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Giants vs. Vikings: Preview, prediction, what to watch for

Giants vs. Vikings: Preview, prediction, what to watch for

NY Post

An inside look at Sunday’s Giants-Vikings NFL Week 1 matchup at MetLife Stadium:

CBs Deonte Banks, Cor’Dale Flott, Nick McCloud and Adoree’ Jackson vs. WR Justin Jefferson

Yeah, it takes a village to deal with Jefferson, who cannot be stopped with one defender.

The plan could be to have Banks travel all over the field with Jefferson, but that could be disruptive to the entire coverage.

Jackson has had success in this matchup in the playoff game after the 2022 season, but he was re-signed last week and is not up to a full-time assignment such as this just yet.

Jefferson had 1,074 receiving yards in just 10 games last season and 1,809 yards in 2022.

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