Giants Draft Picks
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42 |
76 |
116 |
196 |
201 |
Giants Draft Odds
Position of First Pick | Odds |
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Offense | -137 |
Defense | +110 |
Giants Draft Needs
- OL: The Giants' offensive line has been a pain point over multiple seasons. In spite of adding 2020 first-round pick Andrew Thomas, the team ranked second-to-last in sacks allowed per game (3.1) and will need to address this issue in the draft. Hopefully Dave Gettleman can find another “hog molly” in this year’s draft.
by Chris Raybon
- OT: Projected starting LT Andrew Thomas finished in the third-percentile of Pass Blocking Efficiency (93.2) as a rookie in 2020, and projected starting RT Nate Solder finished in the 15th-percentile (94.8) in 2019 before opting out last season. Rookie swing tackle Matt Peart was even worse (93.2).
- OG: Prospective holdover left guard option Will Hernandez graded 59th of 86 guards while Shane Lemieux was dead last. Free-agent acquisition and projected starting RG Zach Fulton was better overall (44th) but posted just a 17th-percentile mark in Pass Blocking Efficiency (96.1).
- DE: The Giants finished with 40 sacks last season, tied for 12th, but their only player to compile more than four sacks was Leonard Williams (11.5), who primarily lines up inside.