For all of the talk about the improved arsenal around Giants quarterback Eli Manning, there has yet to be a practice where the full potential of the offense was on display.

That changed on Sunday.

During what was arguably his strongest performance of the offseason, Manning put on a show and hit every target as wide receivers Odell Beckham Jr., Sterling Shepard, tight end Evan Engram, and running back Saquon Barkley all benefited from Manning's accuracy and, at times, his arm strength on the deep ball.

As the story said, it was only one practice, but Manning seemed dialed in and more than ready to maximize the talent that the Giants put around him this offseason.

It is now incumbent on Giants QB Eli Manning to maximize the potential of the talent on the roster, and he believes that WR Sterling Shepard in particular could be poised for a breakout.

"I thought Sterling Shepard had a great camp during the spring," Manning told NJ Advance Media prior to the Gatorade Offense/Defense camp at Sean University on Tuesday. "He's understanding the coverages, understanding the route combinations, he understands zone and man, and how to make little moves to get open against different techniques.

"I think he's primed for a big year," Manning said. "And I've been really impressed by his work ethic."

The story pointed out that wide receivers typically hit their stride in their third NFL season, and Shepard is coming off a 2017 campaign where he saw an expanded role after Odell Beckham Jr. shattered his ankle in Week 4, accounting for 59 catches for 731 yards and two touchdowns, while averaging 12.4 yards per reception before his season was cut short due to injury in Week 11. In two seasons, Shepard has caught 124-of-189 targets from Manning for 1,414 yards and 10 touchdowns. Shepard is our No. 36 ranked WR and has a 12th-round ADP, which potentially makes him a later-round target.