Peter Woods: Giants' Draft Steal or Risk?

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The New York Giants skipped adding death to their defensive line during the first week of

Reagency, leaving a clear gap on the roster. One name popping up as a potential draft fix is

Clemson defensive tackle Peter Woods, a compact player at 6'2 and a half inches and two.

192 pounds. The 2026 NFL draft class lacks standout interior linemen with no top 10 locks and few

first round threats. Woods started the year as a high first round hopeful but tumbled after

Clemson's rough season and his own production dip from 2024 to 2025. Scouts love his explosiveness

with a quick 1.67 second 10 yard split at pro day plus power, leverage and versatility.

He bursts off the line, joltz blockers and even lines up as a jumble edge rusher,

shining on stunts and twists while chasing plays with solid effort.

On the flip side, his short arms hurt block shedding and consistency, letting Lyman lock him

up too often, limited long speed caps his pursuit and a hamstring twig raised questions at pro day,

though he still beat average splits. Woods projects as an early second round pick for an

aggressive 1 gap scheme, possibly a rotational disruptor or more with creative coaching.

He could be a still for the giants if they scheme around his tools and e rebounds.

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