Giants' Draft Picks: Rebuilding Big Blue

0:00It's April 23rd, I'm Cory with the story. This is NFL News Today, driven by AI and Bill for football fans. The New York Giants are back in the top 10 of the NFL draft for the third straight year, holding the 5th and 10th overall picks in 20, 26 after a dismal four wins and 13 losses last season. That puts them right behind a four-way tie for the league's worst record, giving General Manager Joe Shone two high shots to rebuild Big Blue. They shook things up by firing head coach Brian Dable and hiring veteran John Harbaugh from Baltimore, but kept showing on despite the heat he's. Taken, key move was trading star defensive lineman Dexter Lawrence to Cincinnati for that 10th pick, setting up a roster facelift around young quarterback. Jackson Dart, who flashed Big as a rookie, fans and analysts are split on Shone's track record from that pricey Daniel Jones extension to letting Sequan Barkley bolt. But Dart's promise has, hope rising, the Giants signed 21 free agents this off season,

1:01including six resigns, aiming to protect and feed their passer in year two. Now with eight total picks, their biggest holes are defensive line post- Lawrence, interior offensive line beyond the tackles and wide receiver depth. After Malik neighbors' injury in Wandel Robinson's exit, Mox have them eyeing a running back like Jeremiah Love at five or top receivers to pair with neighbors. Harbaugh and Shone got ammo to turn this around. Come Draft Knight. Big Blue's rebuild is just heating up.