One Giant Podcast

Adam Armbrecht hops on a live YouTube stream to discuss the somewhat surprising news that the Giants are looking for potential trade partners for 2021 first round WR Kadarius Toney. Adam discusses the mechanics of why this has popped up as a topic of conversation, what can be expected in return on the trade market and how the Giants can used the additional draft capitol to replace the talented wideout.

Adam Armbrecht and Andy Mackiewicz are back talking Giants Draft! The interior defensive line might not be the first position of need that comes to mind, but there are more then a few reasons it should be among the boxes for Joe Schoen to check. Dave Gettleman allowed Dalvin Tomlinson to walk in free agency, and subsequently traded B.J. Hill in an attempt to bolster a depleted offensive line. None these moves inspired confidence and left the position bare following the departure of Austin Johnson.

Andy highlights the impending decision on Dexter Lawrence and how his future with the team could further elevate the need on the interior. Likewise, while Adam understands the Giants will look to add a pass rusher, there are more then a few ways to impact an offense as he highlights a late round prospects that could offer immediate depth and rotational value for Wink Martindale

Adam Armbrecht and Andy Mackiewicz welcome in Justin Penik from Talking Giants and Jomboy Media to break down all things New York Giants! The guys debate the best "value" for the Giants at the top of the draft, and if a top ten linebacker is possible. With so many holes to fill, Justin looks at the top of the second round as being ripe for additional offensive line help, although one generational Cneter does not make the cut. This brings up Andy's players Big Blue simply cannot draft while Adam highlights the very deep options that key positions offer throughout the middle rounds. They also discuss James Bradberry and officially end the debate on Saquon Barkley.

Another day, another position view! Today Adam Armbrecht and Andy Mackiewicz breakdown the current running back and tight end rooms. Saquon Barkley remains a Giant, but what can be suggested from a top 30 visit with James Cook? Adam reiterates the low-cost value of adding Matt Brieda this offseason, while Andy contends there is little depth on the current roster. The guys breakdown down the mid to late round options that could still provide high level compliments for Big Blue. Gone are the days of "what could have been" with Evan Engram. With another barren position on the roster Adam remains high on the upside of a late round Derek Deese Jr. Meanwhile, Andy highlights Cole Turner as a potential "complete tight end for Joe Schoen.

Adam Armbrecht and Andy Mackiewicz continue the position breakdown looking at the ILB group for Big Blue. Blake Martinez is returning from injury and Tae Crowder has pinched above his weight, every player after that is a dart through at best. For the first time in their position breakdowns, Adam highlights the trade down scenario value in targeting a true stud on the interior. Is Devin Lloyd worth a top 10 pick? Will players like him and Nakobi Dean still be on the board later in the first round? This are questions Joe Schoen must ask ahead of the draft. Even in standing pat, an untapped talent like Channing Tindall from Georgia or deep draft prospects like Appalachian State's D'Marco Jackson can help fill out Wink Martindale's defensive group. The guys also discuss the ever shifting needs board for Big Blue and how talent can fall throughout the draft allowing Joe Schoen to be patient, and still improve the roster.

It is another day and another position group view for OGP. Adam and Andy dive in on the Safety's coming out in the NFL Draft. Xavier McKinney is an electric young Giant every fan is excited about, and Andy outlines why Wink Martindale's system can benefit the young safety and reduce the high draft need for Big Blue. Make no mistake, a player like Jaquan Brisker would have the OGP hosts salivating on Draft day, but with so many holes to fill the guys look a little deeper. Adam highlights Bryan Cook, the "thumper" out of Cincinnati with a high football IQ capable of playing in the box as well as back in coverage. An average ADP of 87 could put him right in the Giants value wheelhouse. Andy, after highlighting single-high Safety percentages in the Martindale scheme dives a little deeper with Verone McKinley out of Oregon. Every measurable points to a "non-athlete" but his falling stock has Andy watching tape and thinking draft steal for the Giants. In addition to players like Cam Taylor-Britt from Nebraska and Leon O'Neal Jr out of Texas A&M the thing the hosts agree on - there is talent throughout the draft for Big Blue!

Adam and Andy breakdown the current wide receiver room for Big Blue and why uncertainty is the name of the game. Inside the draft however, are a number of talented prospects to help the Giants both short and long term. Andy offers a second round option that has Adam pondering "positional value" over "BPA" - to that end, he discusses a mid and late round target for the Giants that would be electric additions to the wide receiving core.

Adam and Andy breakdown the latest offseason move for the New York Giants under Joe Schoen. As camp kicks off Adoree' Jackson will now see a larger signing bonus helping to create nearly $6m in cap relief. James Bradberry is not expected to attend, and with his all but assumed departure, the guys looks a few routes to move the quality veteran corner, while bringing in young talent to the squad. Kadarius Toney is a potential no show for the non-mandatory camp leading Adam to ask- how sure are Giants fans that the second year receiver is locked in to Big Blue's future? With recent projections calling for the Giants to possibly go over .500 this season, should Joe Schoen be tempted to acquire the stud wideout D.K. Metcalf from Seattle? It a wild (and fun) romp around the wide receiver room!

Adam and Andy hop on to discuss the big offseason for the Giants. With the Draft approaching, the bulk of the free agency process has concluded, and with that a clearer picture forms as to the holes Big Blue still needs to fill. That being said, Adam and Andy roll through their offseason best and worst moves, and why the Giants draft board could be littered with defensive players later this month.

The guys try to paint a positive picture for Big Blue! While asking Kenny Golladay and Saquon Barkley to be the best versions of themselves might be a tall order- of they can produce anything close, the Giants may have a chance to compete this season. Daniel Jones is being viewed as "Josh Allen lite" and if he can provide the stat line to match it would be a welcomed site. While Andy sees the rookie campaign as a good barometer for success, Adam poses the dreaded Kirk Cousins comparison and asks if the juice is worth the long term squeeze.