Giants Meet Top Tackle Fano, Line Rebuild in Motion

0:00It's April 1st. I'm Corey with The Story, and this is NFL News Today Football News, powered by AI. The New York Giants just locked in a pre-draft 30 visit with Utah offensive tackle Spencer Fano, and he's the highest rank lineman Dave, reportedly met or scheduled with, heading into the 2026 NFL Draft. Fano sits third among tackles and twelfth overall on the consensus bigboard, marking a big early move for Big Blues line rebuild. They might have already chatted with studs like Miami's Frances Mauigoa, whose fifth overall, or Georgia's Marcus Freeling at 11th, or Penn State's, Vega, Iowane. Those just haven't hit the news yet. No other top tackles confirmed so far. Giants fans know the line's been shaking, and their only real offseason splash was resigning Germain and Louis Munor. Still got a glaring hole at right guard after Greg Van Rodden hit free agency, so they're hunting upgrades bad. Scouts like Todd McShay, see Fano as a natural athlete for left tackle, but mostly right side

1:02experience in college, with shorter arms that could slide, hem inside to guard, or even center down the line. He draws comps to guys like Luke Gaudeky, who flip positions and thrived, or even Holla Famer, Kevin Mauig. Expect more meetings to drop as the Giants stack their board eyes on how Fano fits their trenches, puzzle come draft time.