Giants' Nose Tackle Draft Picks for Run Defense

0:00It's March 26th. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story. The New York Giants boasts one of the top nose tackles in Dexter Lawrence, but they still need solid depth behind him to fix last season's run defense. Woes, when Lawrence set out, opponents gashed him on the ground, so adding a reliable backup is key for rotations. This year's draft class offers plenty of promising nose tackle options, perfect for bolstering that interior line. Pete Daryl Jackson Jr. from Florida State, a big man with a 72-inch wingspan who's strong against the pass beneath technique work. Then there's Tim Keen in the third from Alabama, a quick gap shooter who's great for stunts and new coordinator Danard Wilson's scheme. Both project is Day 3 picks, who could contribute right away in limited snaps. Albert Regis, from Texas A&M, stands out for his leverage at just 6 feet, 1 in 295 pounds, anchoring double teams like a pro. Get limited pass rush juice. He's the run stopper type that handles heavy traffic without much length.

1:02Chris McClellan from Missouri and Lee Hunter from Texas Tech bring more flash. McClellan disrupts pockets and bats passes as a versatile interior guy, while Hunter's size, strength, and two-way play make him a day too target with. Real starter upside. Grabbing one of these could lock down the Giants front for years, giving Lawrence the breather he needs to dominate even more.