New York Giants

There are multiple teams jockeying to line up behind the Chicago Bears' No. 1 slot, which could lead to a turbulent top 10 in the NFL Draft.

Caleb Williams to the Bears. Jayden Daniels to the Commanders. But then what? Will the Patriots draft Drake Maye or trade down for a haul?

Prediction time. Beat writer Dan Duggan nailed the Giants' first-round pick last year. Can he do it again?

Maye and two Georgia prospects are among those who have me scratching my head, while I love a UCLA pass rusher and Clemson cornerback.

Which order will the top quarterbacks go? Who will be the first defensive player taken? Our NFL reporters provide one final mock draft.

The Giants have only six picks and many needs to address on their roster beyond just quarterback and wide receiver.

Our team-by-team look at the 257 picks in the 2024 NFL Draft, plus a glance at what each team might be thinking as draft day approaches.

People inside the NFL get candid about their surprising top wide receiver, no top-10 defensive players and, of course, Caleb Williams.

In his first two drafts as Giants GM, Schoen has leaned toward picking players the team has spent the most time getting to know.

Nabers or Harrison? “Flip a coin. It depends how I’m feeling that day.”

Seven teams likely need new signal-callers but some offer a more QB-friendly situation for a newcomer to succeed.

Forget the speculation and rumors. Let's approach this mock draft with a focus on premier positions and positional needs.

Giants GM Joe Schoen clearly isn't fully invested in Jones, but can he afford to pay the price to move up and draft the QB's replacement?

There's not a lot of faith left in Daniel Jones, but many Giants fans would like to give him one more shot with a good OL and a top-tier WR.

If the Giants don't trade up for a QB in Round 1, Brugler believes they should still try to find one later in the draft.