Giants' Day Three Draft Steals

0:00On April 22nd, Joe Schoen, the New York Giants General Manager, has nailed some real gems on day three of the NFL draft over the last four seasons. While other teams swing and miss late, he's bound starters and key contributors like linebacker Micah McFadden from the fifth round in 20, 22. Running back Tyrone Tracy Jr. from the fifth in 2024, linebacker Darius Moasau from the sixth at same year, and offensive lineman Marcus Imbo from the fifth in 2025. Micah McFadden, he stepped up as a rookie when injuries hit, then cranked out over 100 tackles and back-to-back seasons with just 14 starts, each time. His speed and instincts make up for his size, and the Giants resigned him quick, betting on a breakout after he missed time-hurt last year. Meanwhile, Tracy Jr. broke the mold for Giants fifth round backs, hitting over 1,000 scrimmage yards in his first two pro seasons. He backed up Devon Singletary, then owned the role when injury struck, helping make their rush attack one of the league's best in 2025.

1:03Fans love these picks for the immediate impact. Imbo's versatility at tackle positions filled a long time need, earning him fan-favorite status as a rookie swing guy. Moasau's been steady too, with over 50 tackles each of his first two years, starting games and shining on special teams whenever called. These day three steals give show and cred in a draft class full of question marks, building depth that could carry the Giants deeper into playoffs if they keep developing right. I'm Corey with The Story, and you've been listening to NFL News Today, AI-powered football coverage.