One of the most exciting parts of the upcoming offseason for New York Giants fans will be seeing how new head coach John Harbaugh shapes his roster.Harbaugh will have significant say over personnel, and while Joe Schoen will certainly have input,

ESPN’s Matt Miller released a 2-round “Post Senior Bowl” mock draft on Monday morning, and it’s interesting that neither of the Giants’ selections participated in Mobile.

The noted draft analyst has joined the party with his first mock of the offseason and has the Giants picking a much different prospect than we've seen thus far.

Armed with the No. 5 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, the New York Giants are likely to have several blue-chip prospects available to them once they’re on the clock.In what will be John Harbaugh’s first draft as head coach,

Now that the Senior Bowl is behind us, the 2026 NFL Draft process is going to accelerate.The New York Giants will be looking to make a major splash with their upcoming draft class if they intend to win in year 1 under John Harbaugh.

In a deep wide receiver class, the Giants can wait until Day 2 to find Malik Nabers’ running mate. Bernard, a 6-1, 204-pound wide receiver, recorded 64 catches for 862 yards and seven touchdowns in his last season with the Crimson Tide.

In his first mock draft since the order for the top 28 picks in the 2026 NFL draft became official, ESPN NFL draft expert Mel Kiper Jr. has some notable skill-position players coming off the board early.

In the first 2026 NFL mock draft from NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah, the New York Giants pass on a first-round WR for "lockdown" cornerback.

Golday led Central Arkansas in tackles during the 2023 season before transferring to Cincinnati Bearcats. He was a three star prospect in the transfer portal, the 52nd ranked linebacker and the 716th player overall.