Giants Ramp Up Draft Scouting

0:00It's March 23rd. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today where the league meets AI. I'm Cory with the story. The New York Giants are ramping up their scouting for the 2026 NFL draft with a slew of pre-draft visits and meetings. They've hosted top 30 visits for prospects like Y receiver KC Conceptsion from Texas A&M, McCuy Limon from USC, and Offensive Tackle, Travis, Burke from Memphis, signalling early interest in skill players and linemen. Under General Manager Joe Schoen, the team has a track record of bringing in most of their recent draft picks for these top 30 trips to their east. Rutherford Hayquarters. Now with New Head coach John Harbour on board, it's unclear if that pattern will hold, but the Giants are still doing their homework across. Categories like local visits and combined interviews. Fans and analysts are paying close attention, especially since these meetings often spotlight due diligence rather than surefire targets. The Giants have chatted with local talents like wide receiver Trevor Pena from Penn State and quarterback Athen Caliacmanus from Rutgers plus a bunch from Ohio State including linebackers and defensive backs.

1:12Recent pro-day meetings add more names, such as defensive tackle Grayson Halton from Oklahoma and another look in McCuy Limon. They've covered wide receivers, linebackers and defensive linemen from schools like Texas, Missouri and Clemson showing a broad search for depth. As more reports roll in, these interactions give a glimpse into how the Giants are building their future roster for the long haul.