Giants Eye Top WRs for Draft

0:00It's April 22nd. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. The New York Giants are deep into scouting top-wide receivers for the 2026 NFL draft with Ohio State's Carnail Tate looking like a strong option for their fifth overall pick. They're also showing heavy interest in Arizona State's Jordan Tyson as part of a push to boost their passing game. General manager Joe Shone took a team group to Tyson's pro day just last week and brought him in for a top 30 visit back in New Jersey. They did the same with Tate, hitting his pro day, chatting him up and hosting him for a visit too. Scouts lean toward Tate in top five talks because of his smooth route running and steady play, making him a safer bet. Tyson brings more boom potential but comes with a bit higher risk, and lately the hype has swung his way in reports. Showin has made adding receiver talent a top priority this off-season, and all this legwork shows they're serious about grabbing one early. With the draft getting closer,

1:00these moves signal the Giants could shake things up at five, so stay tuned for how it plays out.