Giants' Mock Draft: Safety, WR, Line Help Dart

0:00It's March 30th. This is NFL News Today, your AI-powered source for everything NFL. The New York Giants hold seven pigs in the upcoming NFL draft, including the fifth and thirty-seventh overall, plus five more on day three. ESPN analyst Matt Miller dropped his full seven-round mock, picturing them staying put without trades. They lack a third-rounder from a deal to grab quarterback Jackson Dart last year and swap their seventh for Dallas' sixth in another move. Miller has them snagging Ohio State Safety Caleb Downs at number five. Fans crave a receiver or right tackle, but this plays to new coach John Harboss strengths. He built stars like Ed Reed and Kyle Holland in Baltimore. Downs brings smarts and versatility, linking up with Javan Holland for a killer safety tandem while his dad's Giants history adds flavor. Shifting to round two at thirty-seven, Texas A&M wide-out KC concepts the own. Watson as a yards after catch beast for dart, filling the void left by.

1:01Wann Dale Robinson opposite Malik neighbors. Knee issues popped up this off-season, but he's back sprinting full tilt, and if healthy, he might not last past round one. Day three heats up with Missouri tackle Keegan Trost in round four for line flexibility. Duke corner Chandler Rivers in round five for speed and special teams Grid, then a trio of Ohio State tied in Wilkack-Marek, Arkansas defensive tackle Cameron Ball, and Florida edge rusher Tyreek Savall. Big bodies to bulk up the trenches in depth. These picks target trenches and back in playmakers, aligning with Harboss vision as the Giants rebuild around young dart. Drop drafts keep evolving, so watch for shakes before the real action hits.