Giants Draft Love, Tate in Mock

0:00On April 23rd, the 2026 NFL draft kicks off Thursday night and draft guru Daniel Jeremiah just dropped his final mock. He sees the New York Giants going all-offence, snagging Notre Dame running back Jeremiah love at 5th overall and Ohio Statewide receiver, Carnell. Tate at 10th. That skipping defense to build around quarterback Jackson Dart. Jeremiah figures love as a dynamic playmaker who falls right to them, pairing perfectly with Dart for home run hits in the backfield. If Love's gone, he'd pivot to a receiver like Jordan Tyson instead. Then at 10th, with Tyson off the board, Tate steps in to team up with Malik neighbors and give Dart legit weapons. Staff reactions are mixed on grabbing a running back that high. Most say, avoid first round backs since their success hinges on the line and scheme plus, they're pricey before proving anything. Tate was explosive but slimmer at 215 pounds, so he needs the right setup to shine against

1:00stacked boxes. That said, Tate could make it work. Analysts rave about his route running like Primordale Beckham, flawless hands and nasty blocking. He's a top grade prospect whose game translates fast and lasts, turning the Giants receiving core into a nightmare for defenses alongside neighbors and others. With the draft hours away, this mock highlights how the board my force big swings on offense in a quirky class loaded with skill upside. Giants fans brace for fireworks either way. That's your update from NFL News Today, powered by AI.