Can Jevon Holland Up His Game in Year 2 With the Giants?

This New York Giants safety room has been built with significant investment in free agency by signing Jevon Holland from the Miami Dolphins and using a second-round pick in 2024 on Minnesota’s Tyler Nubin.Holland currently has the ninth-highest AAV (Average Annual Value) among safeties in the NFL, but certainly didn’t perform up to that standard in his first year with the Giants.It’s safe to say that the room underperformed during the 2025 season, with both Holland (three games) and Nubin (four) missing time. Despite missing those games, the duo played the overwhelming majority of snaps in the games they were available, and the pair played more defensive snaps than anyone else on the defense, other than Bobby Okereke, Brian Burns, and Abdul Carter.The duo is projected to be back as the starters once again for the 2026 season under new head coach John Harbaugh and new defensive coordinator Dennard Wilson, and will likely be put in a better position to succeed. Let’s zero in on Holland and his upcoming season.Jevon Holland, S

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