New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen executed a transformative NFL Draft, potentially saving his job with strategic selections. He made a bold move by selecting linebacker Abdul Carter with the third overall pick, filling a crucial defensive void with immediate impact. Furthermore, Schoen traded up to draft quarterback Jaxson Dart, showcasing the team’s commitment to a new offensive era, supported by established quarterback Russell Wilson.

The Giants bolstered their roster with defensive tackle Darius Alexander, enhancing their run defense, and running back Cam Skattebo from Arizona State, who adds depth and versatility to the backfield. With guard Marcus Mbow, Schoen has also positioned the Giants for a bright future, marking a successful draft that aligns with co-owner John Mara’s ambitions for a more competitive team.