New York
Giants.

Brings that explosive EDGE the line needs. The bend is otherworldly, but if his rush plan doesn't improve, he's a high-end flash player, not consistent.

Brings that much-needed pop to the second level. Tackling reliability drops him a notch, but he just produces.

He brings a pure X who dominates jump balls. High upside if he improves separation, but already gives that needed red zone target.

Brings the edge rush that explosion they lack. Elite ceiling, but reliance on speed rush raises concerns with volume snaps.

Explosive WR for the Giants, opens the field vertically and a red zone weapon. Sky-high ceiling if he refines his short routes.

Brings tackle-to-guard versatility, but it's a bet: will he be an instant interior plug-and-play or an outside patch?

He brings that interior rush the line needs. Has the motor and pop, but let's see if he reaches that sack ceiling.

He gives them the downhill run-stopping LB. Production is off the charts; ceiling depends on fixing man coverage.

Opens the vertical field for Daniel Jones. His explosive profile is gold, but production comes from separation, not contested catches.