Fit Report · NFC East
New York
Giants.
Priorities on the table and the names that fit best across all seven rounds of the 2027 Draft.
- 2027 Picks
- 9
- R1 · slot
- #1
- Top need
- OT
- Division
- NFC East
Front office
Joe Schoen
GM · since 2022
Urgent rebuild. QB and trenches early.
Needs by priority
- 01OT★ top priority
- 02DL
- 03S
- 04LB
Why
New York Giants's current priorities begin at offensive tackle (OT) and defensive line (DL). safety (S) and linebacker (LB) are the next groups that should be reinforced heading into the 2027 NFL Draft.
Draft Sickos analysis · updated 21h ago · confidence 84%
The decision-maker
Joe SchoenGM of the New York Giants · year 5
Urgent rebuild. QB and trenches early.
How he drafts
- Favored positions
- QBOTEDGE
- Style
- need
- Reach
- moderate
- Trade-ups
- active
Track record read
Since Joe Schoen's arrival, the Giants have heavily invested in high-floor trench talent, particularly on the offensive line with Evan Neal and John Michael Schmitz Jr., the latter a solid center. They've also leaned into athletic, productive skill players like the explosive Malik Nabers, prioritizing playmaking ability over raw potential. The pattern suggests a focus on established talent from major programs, aiming to maximize immediate impact in early rounds.
The board · Rounds 1–7
Three names per every pick.
Only the rounds where the team owns a pick (per Tankathon). A blend of need plus best value on the board.
First round
3 names
Austin Siereveld
Ohio State
OTInstant blindside anchor. His ceiling hinges on hand placement, but the base is there, despite penalty risk.
Dylan Stewart
South Carolina
DLGives Wink a prototype EDGE; high-ceiling gamble, but his pass rush plan is still in diapers.
Rasheem Biles
Texas
LBModern LB with pop to shut down horizontal games. His speed is gold in modern schemes, but needs tackling coaching.
Second round
3 names
Jacarrius Peak
South Carolina
OTGets Daniel Jones the agile LT he needs. If he anchors the bull-rush, high ceiling; if not, he's a rotational tackle.
Santana Hopper
Appalachian State
DLThat interior explosiveness the DL needs for run D. A top-tier disruptor, but anchor and length cap his ceiling.
Ben Roberts
Texas Tech
LBLB with a GPS, he'll patch up the space against modern offenses. If he can anchor and clean up angles, we've got a core player.
Third round
3 names
Lance Heard
Kentucky
OTRT plug, top anchor. If they polish those feet, he’s got potential to be a very profitable LT.
Bear Alexander
Oregon
DLBeast of a motor inside; gives Wink a disruptor, but gotta polish that anchor versus the double-team, for sure.
Marcus Neal Jr.
Penn State
SImmediate patch as a secondary anchor, especially against TEs. His processing saves the floor, hip rigidity is the big question.
Roster · Ourlads starters
Projected starting lineup
Quarterback
- QBJaxson Dart#6
Backfield
- FBPatrick Ricard#45
- RBCam Skattebo#44
Receivers
- LWRMalik Nabers#1
- RWRMalachi Fields#0
- SWRDarnell Mooney#17
Tight end
- TEIsaiah Likely#9
Offensive line
- CJohn Michael Schmitz Jr.#61
- LGJon Runyan Jr.#76
- LTAndrew Thomas#78
- RGFrancis Mauigoa#65
- RTJermaine Eluemunor#72
Source: Ourlads · updated today
Five-year history
What the front office has drafted
2026
7 names
- R1#5A. ReeseLB
- R1#10F. MauigoaOT
- R2#37C. HoodCB
- R3#74M. FieldsWR
- R6#186B. Jamison-TravisDL
- R6#192J. DavisOT
- R6#193J. KellyLB
2025
7 names
- R1#3A. CarterEDGE
- R1#25J. DartQB
- R3#65D. AlexanderDT
- R4#105C. SkatteboRB
- R5#154M. MbowIOL
- R7#219T. FidoneTE
- R7#246K. BlackCB
2024
6 names
- R1#6M. NabersWR
- R2#47T. NubinCB
- R3#70A. PhillipsCB
- R4#107T. JohnsonTE
- R5#166T. Tracy Jr.RB
- R6#183D. MuasauLB
2023
7 names
- R1#24D. BanksCB
- R2#57J. SchmitzIOL
- R3#73J. HyattWR
- R5#172E. GrayRB
- R6#209T. HawkinsCB
- R7#243J. RileyDL
- R7#254G. OwensCB
2022
11 names
- R1#5K. ThibodeauxEDGE
- R1#7E. NealIOL
- R2#43W. RobinsonWR
- R3#67J. EzeuduIOL
- R3#81C. FlottCB
- R4#112D. BellingerTE
- R4#114D. BeltonCB
- R5#146M. McFaddenLB
- R5#147D. DavidsonDT
- R5#173M. McKethanIOL
- R6#182D. BeaversLB
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