Giants Mock Draft: Safety, WR, Defense

0:00On March 30, ESPN's Matt Miller dropped his seven-round mock draft for the 2026 NFL Draft, and the New York Giants landed some intriguing. Tallinn starting at Pick 5. In Round 1, he sends them Caleb Downs, that safety from Ohio State, pairing him perfectly with their new coach John Harbaugh's love for elite. Safety's, like he coached in Baltimore. Then in Round 2 at 37, its KC Concepcion, the slot receiver from Texas A&M, the boost-second-year QB Jackson Dart, and replace Wondale. Robinson opposite Malik neighbors. Folks are buzzing because Harbaugh himself hyped Downs as a potential Hall of Famer, but some mic the draft analyst here prefer Ohio State's sunny. Styles, a linebacker with massive upside, who fell to 10 in this mock. Giants fans see the safety duo with Jeevan Holland as dynamic, though receiver and tackle needs linger. Later rounds bring depth, Keegan Trost, an offensive lineman from Missouri in Round 4 at 105, Chandler Rivers, corner from Duke Inn,

1:03Round 5 at 145, and Round 6 adds Titan Wilk Amerik from Ohio State, defensive tackle Cameron Ball from Arkansas, and Ed rusher Tyreeke Sap from Florida. This mock sparks debate on prioritizing Harbaugh's defensive vision early while grabbing playmakers, setting the Giants up for a balanced rebuild if. These prospects pan out. That wraps NFL News Today, brought to you with AI. I'm Corey with The Story.