Giants' 2022 Draft Class Shines, Despite Some Leaving

0:00It's March 25th. This is NFL News Today. AI-powered story shaping the season. Four years after the near-giants picked in the 2022 NFL draft, that class looks a lot stronger than experts thought just last year. General manager Joe Schoen grabbed talent early with two top seven selections, and now many are thriving, even if most have moved on from Big Blue. Starting into the 2026 season, the team recently brought back a few key pieces to bolster the roster. Offensive tackle Evan Neal and Lyman Joshua Zoodoo returned after seeming like afterthoughts, while Lyman backer Micah McFadden signed a one-year deal. Following a tough injury plagued 2025, several standouts landed with rivals. Wide receiver Wandaile Robinson, corner back core Dale Flott, and Titan Daniel Belinger all joined Tennessee, where ex-giants coach Brian Dable. Now calls Offensive Place, safety Dame Belton switched to the jets across town.

1:01A few others have been stuck around the league, defensive Lyman DJ. Davidson remains unsigned, and Lyman backer Darian Bevers, plus offensive Lyman, Marcus McFadden, had been out since 2023. Edge-Rusher K-Von Divido could be next on the trade market for the right deal. The classes scout Chris Pettit got fired right after the draft, but just took a new job as assistant general manager at the University of Michigan. If Neal and Zoodoo contribute now, Schoen's eye for players might shine even brighter.