New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen held his annual pre-draft press conference Thursday, and we are taking a closer look at what he said that might provide some insight into his thinking.

The 2024 Locked On NFL Mock Draft episode two sees the New York Giants, the Tennessee Titans, the Atlanta Falcons, the Chicago Bears and the New York Jets making their selections for the first round. Caleb Williams, Jayden Daniels, Drake Maye, J.J McCarthy and Marvin Harrison Jr. are off the board. Who will go in picks 6-10? Get expert analysis from our national shows with Locked On NFL Draft, Peacock and Williamson and Locked On NFL Scouting. Fantasy advice from Locked On Fantasy Football...

We look at the best fits at wide receiver for the New York Giants in next week's draft. Plus, we revisit the $12 million question: Why the Giants' willingness to risk the $12 million Daniel Jones injury guarantee isn't as big of a deal as it seems.

We're looking at each position group on the New York Giants, starting with the quarterbacks. What is the state of the personnel? What are the biggest questions? And who are the best fits from the draft on Days 1, 2 and 3?

The New York Giants returned to work Monday and held video conference calls with players and coaches for the media. In today's episode, we have three takeaways from those media sessions, including why what Daniel Jones said makes sense and thought about an under-the-radar change the team made in the off-season.

Dane Brugler of The Athletic, author of the draft guide "The Beast," joins today's podcast to discuss the New York Giants' draft directions, prospects, and more.

Locked On Giants podcast is your daily ticket to stay ahead of the game and the first to know the latest news, analysis, and insider info for the New York Giants and the National Football League.

The New York Giants, who pick sixth in the draft order, have six draft picks. How have their off-season moves set them up for this draft? Will the draft lean heavily toward one side of the ball? And what about these various rumors surrounding the quarterback? Which have merit, and which are wishful thinking or smokescreens? All that and more on today's Locked On Giants podcast

Quarterback? Receiver? Something else? Keith Sanchez, co-host of the Locked On NFL Draft podcast and a senior talent evaluator at The Draft Network, joins today's show to review the numerous options for the Giants, not just in the first round but in other rounds.

Nick Falato of the "Big Blue Banter" podcast joins today's podcast to discuss the quarterbacks, receivers, sleepers, and best values in this year's draft and how they fit into the Giants' strategy. Plus, Nick weighs in on Daniel Jones and whether he has a future here.

Have the New York Giants been planning all along to move on from Daniel Jones? We also discuss frustrating draft scenarios and why the Giants' running game should survive the loss of Saquon Barkley.

What's real? What's not? Coach Gene Clemons of Giants Country joins today's show as we discuss why the Giants shouldn't trade up (but should consider trading down). We also examine some factual and fictional statements that have emerged about various draft prospects over the last several days. Plus, Coach Gene drops a special (and telling) info nugget from his one-on-one interview with TE Darren Waller last week.

In today's episode of the Locked On Giants podcast, we're looking at the Giants' franchise history involving the sixth pick. History suggests franchise quarterbacks can be found outside of the first round. So, which quarterback makes the most sense for the Giants, and why?

The New York Giants need a quarterback in this draft, right? But where should they draft him? We make a case for and against doing so in the first round and then surmise what we think the Giants will do.

If the New York Giants are going to make any trades in the first round, here is the one scenario that makes the most sense—and why. Plus, we rank the team's most pressing needs outside of receiver and quarterback and take an objective look at the work done on the offensive line and why it is (or isn't) enough.

CBS Sports draft analyst Emory Hunt (also of Football Gameplan) joins today's podcast to discuss the best New York Giants draft values, quarterback and receiver fits, sleepers, and much more ahead of this month's NFL Draft.

How did free agency set up the New York Giants draft? Why are the Giants likely to hold off on any more major free agency moves until after the draft? Did the Giants' free agency activity close the talent gaps with the Eagles and Cowboys?

How solid is the New York Giants roster foundation ahead of the most critical part of the roster-building process (the draft)? Plus, does it make sense for the Giants to trade down? And we unveil the perfect three-round Giants mock draft.

Where are the best values for the New York Giants in the draft? I discuss that and much more with special guest Brad Spielberger of Pro Football Focus on today's Locked On Giants podcast.

Is New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll planning to take over play-calling? I'll give you my thoughts on that, including the pros and cons of such a change. Plus, how Daboll needs to reinvent himself moving forward, and what free agents the Giants will miss the most.

New York Giants co-owner John Mara spoke to reporters at the annual league meeting on Monday. We have a look at what he had to say, including takeaways. Plus, an updated look at the team's sneaky draft needs (and why), plus things that the Giants have been saying that warrant a deeper look.

New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll recently said that the team is sticking with Daniel Jones as quarterback for now. We discuss why, we look at some misconceptions about what the team might do in the draft, and we weigh the pros and cons of receivers Rome Odunze vs. Malik Nabers.

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On today's Locked On Giants podcast: bold draft predictions for the New York Giants, sneaky draft needs, and a closer look at some of the value signings the team made in free agency.