The first play there is the one I've been talking about with Bland.
The Giants are on their own 46, Bland is lined up 8 yards off the LOS, within 2 seconds of the snap he has his back to the LOS and is running damn near full speed the opposite direction, 20 god damn yards off the LOS.
There's literally no other receiving target on that side of the field, for anybody to even get to that part of the field they'd have to run a crosser all the way across the field from the opposite side and get 25-30 yards downfield, which would take probably at least 4-5 seconds.
That leaves a cavernous hole between Ezeiruaku, a god damn edge rusher, and Bland because he's bailing all the way downfield. Then you see the exact same thing happen either 1-2 plays later (second play of the clip) with Durant.
Either the players have no idea what they're doing on that technique, because they should be at least 5 yards closer to the LOS at the time the ball is thrown in kind of a muddy look they're reading the WR while keeping an eye on anybody coming from the opposite side, ready to push up if the route combos on the other side aren't doing much.
I have no idea if the players are idiots, if the coaches have no idea what they're teaching, or both, but this is basic stuff and the same inability to play a simple technique is what took the Giants all the way down the field on that drive. It was almost the exact same thing as the 3-4 swing passes in a row, where the Giants saw our secondary/LB's leaving huge gaps unoccupied and just went to it with the simplest of plays 3-4 times in a row.
