Giants' Draft: Rutledge for Guard, Delane for Corner?

0:00On April 6th, the New York Giants shook up their roster with big moves on run defense, tied in, and special teams, but they're playing it safe at. Corner back in right guard heading into the NFL draft. They could snag LSU corner, Mansour Delane, with the 5th overall pick or tray down a bit to get them. For right guard though, don't expect a first round splash. They're eyeing Day 2 talent. ESPN draft guru Matt Miller has a prime suggestion for that guard spot, Georgia Tech's Keelan Retledge. Miller calls him tough as nails, perfect for protecting quarterback Jackson Dart and opening lanes for running back Cam Scatabo. His versatility means he could lock down right or left guard long term. Retledge stands 6v4 and weighs 316 pounds, a beast from Royston, Georgia, who helped his yellow jackets win nine games. Last season, they're best in nearly a decade. Fans and analysts love his nasty streak in the run game and solid pass protection. Over his last two college seasons, he didn't give up a single sack in more than 800 pass

1:03blocking snaps, allowing just nine pressures total. According to Pro Football Focus. At the combine, he clocked a quick 5.05 in the 40 yard dash, showing real athleticism for his size. With a young quarterback like Dart needing that pocket time, Retledge looks like a Day 2 steel to build the Giants line around, keeping the offense. Rolling into contention, I'm Cory with the story. That's your NFL News Today update, AI powered and always on.