One Giant Podcast

The guys are on with one more Draft night preview. Can the Giants land Evan Neal and Sauce Gardner at 5 and 7? Both Andy and Adam sure hope so, and there is some Vegas movement that suggests the dream can be real. Through the second, third and fourth rounds, the guys hit their key additions to bolster Big Blue including a possible wide receiver double dip!

The NFL Draft looms large and Big Blue is gearing up for success! The guys discuss the latest rumors that James Bradberry will be gone by the end of the weekend, and why Darius Slayton could join him. Then, with just over 24 hours till the NFL Draft, Jordan Raanan provides a draft night scenario that could have Giants fans nervous, and Adam highlights what it would mean for Joe Schoen's board. The brain trust meets for the final time on Thursday morning, and Andy offers Adam a delightful purpose for discussing Daniel Jones fifth-year option. Finally the guys give their "ideal picks" at both five and seven, understanding what can be accomplished across the additional seven selections for thee New York Giants in the 2022 NFL Draft.

The Draft creeps ever closer and Adam Armbrecht and Andy Mackiewicz continue to break down the Giants path to success. There seems to be a clear consensus at the top of the draft and that can creates some simple yes or no scenarios for Big Blue. Peter King believes a Safety could still go in the top ten, while plugged in Jordan Ranaan sees offensive line and cornerback as the key targets. With additional speculation around thee Giants interest in CB Kaiir Elam, would a trade down with Pittsburgh provide quality now, and capitol later?

Monday OGP has nothing but the NFL Draft on their mind! Adam Armbrecht and Andy Mackiewicz are in talking about how Vegas has reshaped the top of Thursday nights draft. With Travon Walker on the rise the available Edge, Cornerback and Offensive Line talent could but New York in a prime position to land key needs. Adam still sees the board relatively unchanged when it comes to talent, while Andy highlights secondary prospect Stingley Jr as a high level "consolation prize should Cincinnati's Gardner go early.

The buzz over the weekend was all about Kadarius Toney and trade speculation. Slim as it may be, the guys clarify why this came up and what realistic expectations Giants fans should have in a trade. They also close out the show on a disagreement as to which OL talent should be first on Joe Schoen's list!

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.