Giants third-year general manager Joe Schoen had a bunch of roster holes to address this offseason — partly due to his own failings, especially on the offensive line. But he did not make any significant moves to address a major problem from last season — offensive tackle depth.

Things have taken a massive downturn for the Giants. The Giants are 2 and 4 and now they have lost their franchise tackle Andrew Thomas for the season after undergoing surgery for a Lisfranc injury on his left foot.

The Giants drafted Andrew Thomas fourth overall in 2020, hoping he could become their long-term left tackle. At first, during his rookie year, he looked like another failed Dave Gettleman pick. But then Thomas blossomed into a star in 2021 and 2022 (the first year for Gettleman’s replacement,

The Giants had to play the past two games without wide receiver Malik Nabers, their rookie sensation. Now they will have to play without perhaps their most indispensable player, as left tackle Andrew Thomas is expected to miss time dealing with a foot injury.