The NFL world is abuzz with the idea that the New York Giants are ready to move on from quarterback Daniel Jones and will do what they have to in order to land one of the top four quarterbacks in the 2024 NFL Draft class. What, though, if that isn’t the case?
The mock draft world still believes wide receiver is the most likely choice for GM Joe Schoen at No. 6. The Giants, in need of a top-tier wide receiver, are certainly doing their homework on that front. Dan Duggan of The Athletic reported on Saturday that the Giants on Friday hosted the top three receivers in the draft — Marvin Harrison Jr. of Ohio State, Malik Nabers of LSU and Rome Odunze of Washington for Top 30 visits.
Teams are allowed to host 30 draft prospects on official visits.
Harrison is considered the best receiver in the draft class. He is considered by some to be the best overall player. He is unlikely to be available to the Giants at No. 6 as he should be the first non-quarterback selected in the draft.
Harrison is considered the best receiver in the draft class. He is considered by some to be the best overall player. He is unlikely to be available to the Giants at No. 6 as he should be the first non-quarterback selected in the draft.
As for Nabors and Odunze, analysts have been split on which is WR2 and which is WR3 in this draft class.
