Giants Trade Up, Draft Drama Intensifies

0:00It's April 22nd, NFL News Today starts now, AI powered and always on. The New York Giants just shook up the draft by trading defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence to the Bengals over the weekend, landing the 10th overall. Pick in return. Now they control two of the top 10 selections, about 20% of them, with their own 5th pick still in hand. Fans are buzzing, but they're cautious after the 2022 draft when Ed rusher cave on tibido at 5 and tackle Evan Neal at 7. Haven't panned out as hoped. General manager Joe Shone and the coaching staff are under pressure to nail these high picks, especially with speculation swirling about trading down. From 5 to stockpile more assets. The big question is, which top prospects slide to 10 if they pass early, turning the first round into must watch TV for big blue supporters? Here this week, Fandall odds for the 5th pick, shifted big time after USC wide receiver Jordan Tyson's private workout.

1:00He rocketed from long shot at 19 to 1 into a solid contender at less than 3 to 1, with Ohio State's sunny styles still the favorite at 185. 18 teams showed up, including Shone himself, proving Tyson's hamstring recovery silenced the doubters. Meanwhile, Notre Dame writing back Jeremiah loves odds tightened to under 4 to 1, positioning him as a flashy playmaker option to boost. Quarterback Jackson Dart. But with Saints and Cheese eyeing receivers like Tyson at 8 and 9, waiting till 10 could be risky. Vegas links Ohio State's Caleb Downs strongest to that slot at 300 odds. As picks are flying off the board in less than 36 hours, the giants sit pivotal, balancing bold swings with smart accumulation. We'll see if Shone flips the script from past drafts and delivers the hits to his class demands.