Kayvon Thibodeaux wants to win Sunday as much for his Giants mates who have suffered through disappointment in recent seasons as he does for himself.
Kayvon Thibodeaux wants to win Sunday as much for his Giants teammates who have suffered through consistent disappointment in recent seasons as he does for himself.
The No. 5 overall pick from Oregon in the 2022 draft has certainly played a significant role in the Giants reaching the precipice of the postseason, bringing life to a defensive unit that has become the team’s soul. Along the way, he forced a game-winning fumble against Lamar Jackson — getting his first NFL sack on the play — in a Week 6 victory over the Ravens.
“We understand that when he’s moving like he can at his peak that is a problem for the opponent,” outside linebackers coach Drew Wilkins said. “He has just improved the details. It’s literally where you point your toe that can make all the difference. It sounds easy but it’s hard to do in the heat of the moment.
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