Where did the Giants help themselves most int he NFL Draft? And where are they still lacking? Let's break it all down.
Engram paid his props to Beckham, whom he called a “one-of-a-kind talent,” but also added that the Giants have enough weapons on offense to pick up the slack in the passing game.
The Giants are hoping that with a full offseason under his belt, Corey Coleman, who showed signs of poise last year, will look closer to his first-round draft pedigree than he has since his days with the Browns. Right now, the Giants depth on this critical unit is shaky at best—the only player with starting experience is on Halapio, who is recovering from a season-ending broken ankle suffered last September.
In short, there is a lot of potential on this unit, but until such time when that potential starts producing consistent results, it is a question mark.
Third-round draft pick Oshane Ximines is an intriguing prospect. Like Moss, he comes from a smaller program, but the “X-man” often stood out as a man among boys against Old Dominion’s competition. The Giants are likely going to be looking to offer a one-year “prove it” deal to create a stop-gap solution on the edge after seeing their draft plans take them away from grabbing an edge rusher in what had been highly regarded as a deep class.Projected Starters: CB Janoris Jenkins, SS Jabrill Peppers, FS Antoine Bethea, CB DeAndre Baker, Slot Julian Love
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