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Giants news, 4/4: Best player to take at 3, Shedeur Sanders, Travis Hunter, more headlines

New York Giants headlines for Friday

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Other Giant observations

NFL execs unfiltered on free agency: What’s the Giants’ QB plan? Thoughts on all NFC teams | The Athletic

“They went to Cam Ward’s pro day, came back from that and signed Russell Wilson,” one exec observed. “To me, that says that the owner said, ‘You cannot trade up for a quarterback. If one falls to you, great, draft him, but you are not trading up for one.’”

Another added “If you have the most stable ownership, you come out and say, ‘I believe in these guys, it’s been a weird set of circumstances, but they are the right people. There is no way you can run a franchise going from three wins to playoffs as a mandate.”

Chase Daniels on “Pro Level Stuff” from Shedeur Sanders

Not the worst thing in the world to have Shedeur sit and learn for a year. https://t.co/TdDGH0pYvr

— Chase Daniel (@ChaseDaniel) April 3, 2025

2025 NFL Mock Draft: Fans’ favorite picks, including Ashton Jeanty to the Raiders | PFF

3. New York Giants: CB Travis Hunter, Colorado. It’s uncertain whether the fans view Hunter as a cornerback or a wide receiver, but the top player on PFF’s big board is what the Giants fans want. Pairing him with Malik Nabers would create a fun tandem. And if New York views him as a cornerback, spending this pick on a premium position where the team lacks star power isn’t the worst idea, either.

Giants big board 2.0: 20 targets at need positions for first 2 days of NFL Draft | The Athletic

Derrick Harmon, No. 27, Oregon, 6-5, 310 pounds. Harmon tallied 27 solo tackles, five sacks and two forced fumbles for the Ducks last season. He’s a creative player who can win in multiple ways, according to Brugler, who also called Harmon one of the nation’s most disruptive interior defensive linemen last season. That’s exactly the kind of player the Giants need to add to their defensive line. While Brugler noted that Harmon must become a more consistent finisher, that polish could come while playing alongside Lawrence and learning from respected coach Andre Patterson.

They might be NY Giants: Who is attending local Pro Day for Big Blue? | The Record

Here is a list of prospects set to participate, confirmed by The Record: Kyle Monangai, RB, Rutgers; Christian Dremel, WR, Rutgers; Hollin Pierce, OL, Rutgers; Robert Longerbeam, DB, Rutgers; Tyreem Powell, LB, Rutgers; Brian Ugwu, OLB, Miami (OH); and Amin Vanover, DL/edge, Penn State.

A look at Jameis’ season in Cleveland last year

Shaun O’Hara breaks down Jameis Winston’s 2024 game tape ️ pic.twitter.com/qPRpHil7xI

— New York Giants (@Giants) April 3, 2025

Giants have specific role in mind for Chauncey Golston | USAToday.com

“Chauncey stood out specifically. What we liked about him, obviously we have Kayvon and Burns as outside backers, he’ll be a rotational outside backer with those guys,” said Schoen. “Then when he comes inside, and his size, his length, his ability to rush the passer inside, he will really help us because a lot of teams fly to Dexter and try to double team him.

“And Chauncey’s ability to win one-on-one matchups and be able to press the pocket will really help us then with Burns and Kayvon coming off the edge.”

The pitfalls of the Giants’ astonishing continuity on offense | New York Post

It was always a thing covering high school football, when it was time for season previews.

Call up the head coach and ask him to provide a rundown of his roster. Invariably, he would mention, right off the bat or in one of his first comments, how many seniors he lost to graduation and how difficult it would be to replace those players who were so vital to the program.