New York
Giants.

His first step revitalizes the pass rush from the EDGE, but how he anchors the edge against the run defines if he is more than a specialist.

Resolves the franchise QB urgency they have. Sayin is a pocket surgeon; the competitive floor is massive, the ceiling depends on his post-snap creativity.

A direct plug-and-play at that unstable LT spot; his incredibly high floor ensures reliable protection from day one, zero gamble here.

Gives the Giants the athletic EDGE rusher they lack; if he polishes his pass-rush, he's a bet with Pro Bowler ceiling.

Gives Daboll an elite arm, the kind that doesn't come around often. His ceiling is sky-high, but decision-making under pressure remains a question mark.

Gives the Giants a reliable anchor at RT who knows how to use his hands. High floor if they match him up well against speed.

Moten anchors the DL and eats blocks, exactly the anchor the Giants' interior needs. Starter floor, but that pass rush gives you pause.

Replaces the current QB with a massive arm. The ceiling is sky-high, but it comes with concerns about when he'll learn not to force the issue.

A plug-and-play at right tackle post-Neal with elite length. His success will depend on whether he can lower his center of gravity without losing any mobility.