Jets and Giants aim for NFL success in 2024 season

A year ago, Jets fans were optimistic about the upcoming season, fueled by Aaron Rodgers' presence and the excitement from the 'Hard Knocks' series. In contrast, the Giants faced a dismal start, suffering a heavy defeat against the Cowboys. By the end of the season, both teams struggled, with the Jets' hopes dashed after Rodgers' injury and the Giants finishing with a disappointing 6-11 record. Fans were left to rally behind unexpected players like Tommy DeVito, who briefly captured attention despite the team's struggles. The Giants are now in a rebuilding phase, having postponed necessary changes due to a previous season's success. Coach Brian Daboll acknowledged the need for higher expectations, reflecting the frustration of fans who have not seen significant success since their last Super Bowl win in 2012. The NFC East appears to be shifting, with potential opportunities for the Giants as rival teams face their own challenges. The Giants are expected to have a stronger offensive line and a solid defense, which could help them improve their performance. Meanwhile, the Jets' success hinges on Rodgers' ability to stay healthy throughout the season. Both teams aim to exceed their previous year's performance, with the Giants hoping to achieve a minimum of seven or eight wins. Ultimately, the upcoming season holds promise for both franchises, as they seek to restore hope and competitiveness in New York football. The journey ahead will be crucial for both teams as they strive to engage their fan bases and reclaim their positions in the NFL landscape.