Patriots' Day Two Draft Picks: Defense or Offense?

0:00It's April 24th. From kickoff to the final whistle, this is NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Giants-Wyberceeber Malik Neighbors kept it real on a live draft show, questioning the team's fifth overall pick of Ohio State Linebacker Arvel Reese. He loved the talent, but asked where Reese fits after they grabbed Ed Russher of dual Carter last year. Neighbors pushed hard for Buckeye Safety. Caleb Downs instead, who the Giants passed on twice before he dropped to the rival Cowboys at 11th. The beef stemmed from the Dexter Lawrence trade, which blew a hole in the interior defensive line. Neighbors said they needed to plug that gap, not at another outside pass rusher. Meanwhile, the Giants snagged Miami offensive tackle Frances Mauigola, tinted overall, but Neighbors saved his fire for Dallas jumping up to steal Downs. Right after, Neighbors lost it when the Cowboys made that move. Keeping up yelling he'd rather have Downs than face him twice a year. He called the safety a thing, just meaning he's elite, top guy, on everyone's Giants

1:04board. He even grimaced at the Cardinals taking a dynamic running back third overall, saying that backfield threat with Jackson would open up his routes from, double teams. Earlier chatter with Micah Parsons got deep on business, where Neighbors broke down drafting another top receiver like Tyson. It could force a trade down. The line over contracts since he'd be the established number one. Fans lit up social media over his raw takes. Neighbors hit X later to cool things, saying no overreaction, he's pumped for Reese as another dog on the squad. These passions got everybody talking team building as training camps heat up.