NFL Draft Threatens Giants' Four Players

0:00On April 23rd, the NFL Draft is buzzing with hype for teams like the New York Giants, but it's got some current players sweating under new head coach. John Harbaugh, who has zero history with the roster. Four guys stand out as most vulnerable, safety Tyler Nuban, linebacker Darius Moasau, running back Eric Gray, and wide receiver Jalen Hyatt. Their roles or even spots could shift big time if the Giants grabbed fresh talent this weekend. Big Nuban, who regressed hard last year with more mistackles, worse coverage stats, and touchdowns allowed after a clean rookie run. If they snaggle Hyostate's safety Caleb Downs, whom Harbaugh calls Hall of Fame material, Nuban's starting gig looks done, though he might hang on the roster. Meanwhile, Moasau has been solid on special teams as a sixth round pick, but hasn't broken through as a starter like others. With a stacked linebacker class and free agency ads, his hold feels shaky. Gray struggled too, barely getting carries or return yards in his rookie deals final

1:02year. No real role on offense or specials. Hyatt got a trade up in the third round back in 2023, but Targets dropped, catches where iffy, and he's weak and contested balls. The Giants need an X receiver next to Malik neighbors, and Hyatt hasn't stepped up. Draft weekend hits soon, and whether it's a new receiver, maybe even Odell Beckham Jr. signing after his workout or other picks, these four face. Real pressure to prove their worth or pack their bags. You've been listening to NFL News today, AI-powered football coverage.