As the 2025 NFL Draft approaches, the New York Giants find themselves in a position to make waves and shake up their roster. Let’s dive into a bold mock draft that could redefine their future!

Setting the Stage: A Draft Like No Other

Drawing on insights from past drafts, this year is being labeled a 'Starters' draft rather than a 'Stars' draft. With numerous prospects poised to become reliable contributors, the Giants’ coveted No. 3 overall pick gives them unmatched leverage in this deep class.

Going Off the Beaten Path: A Unique Strategy

Breaking from traditional picks, I turned to a familiar strategy reminiscent of the 2018 draft, where I advocated for potent offensive linemen over flashy skill positions. This approach could allow the Giants to build a stronger foundation and potentially revolutionize their offensive strategy.

Round 1: Trading Down for Big Gains

In a surprising twist, I've opted to trade the No. 3 pick, much to the chagrin of some. The reward? A chance to snag multiple valuable picks without making a gut-wrenching sacrifice. Specifically, I’m trading with the Panthers for picks No. 8, 57, 74, and a 2026 third-rounder.

First Round Pick No. 8: Meet Armand Membou (OT, Missouri)!

In a move to bolster the offensive line, I'll select Armand Membou, a powerhouse right tackle with the potential to become a cornerstone player. At 6'4" and 332 pounds with incredible agility and strength, he's a rare talent, likened to Trent Williams and Tristan Wirfs. This could reshape the Giants’ offensive front!

Round 1 Trade-Up: Securing a Quarterback of the Future

In another strategic move, I’m trading up to pick No. 30 to secure a quarterback as my next priority. The goal? To snag Jalen Milroe from Alabama. With parallels to Josh Allen, he possesses the potential to ignite the Giants’ offense in innovative ways.

Second Round Pick No. 57: Darius Alexander (iDL, Toledo)

Continuing to build depth, I’m choosing Darius Alexander, an interior defensive lineman whose versatility and power can further fortify an already impressive defensive front.

Round 3 Picks: Expanding Options at WR and Edge

First, I’ll grab Tre Harris, a formidable receiver from Ole Miss, who can elevate the Giants' passing game. Then, I'll add Josiah Stewart, an undervalued edge rusher with a knack for causing havoc in opposing backfields.

Late Round Gems: Building for the Future

In the later rounds, I’m focusing on potential and versatility. Selecting running back Damien Martinez and tight end Harold Fannin Jr. could add a dynamic edge to the offense, while cornerback Quincy Riley fortifies the secondary.

The Wild Card Final Picks

To round out the draft, I’m taking Ajani Cornelius, a developmental tackle with great upside, and Jo’Quavius Marks, a versatile running back capable of making a significant impact down the line.

With this bold draft strategy, the Giants are positioning themselves not just for immediate success, but for sustained growth and future dominance!