New York Giants Select Seven Players in 2026 NFL Draft

In the first round, at the No. 5 overall pick, the Giants selected Arvell Reese, a linebacker from Ohio State. Reese was a one-year starter described as a high-upside player. The team plans to position him at weakside linebacker next to a teammate, with potential to shift roles later.

At No. 10 overall, the Giants picked Francis Mauigoa, an offensive guard from Miami. 1 percent last season, ranked third in FBS. A new head trainer, formerly from Miami, provided insight into Mauigoa's medical history.

In the second round, at No. 37, the Giants selected Colton Hood, a cornerback from Tennessee. 44-second 40-yard dash. The head coach stated that Hood would compete to start. The third-round pick at No. 74 was Malachi Fields, a wide receiver from Notre Dame.

The Giants traded a fourth-round pick, a fifth-round pick, and a 2027 fourth-round pick to acquire this selection. 61-second 40-yard dash at the NFL Combine.

In the sixth round, at No. 186, the Giants chose Bobby Jamison-Travis, a defensive tackle from Auburn. Jamison-Travis, aged 25, is described as strong against the run but limited in pass rushing. At No. C. Davis, an offensive tackle from Illinois, was selected.

Davis played left tackle in college but showed versatility at guard during the Senior Bowl. The final pick at No. 193 was Jack Kelly, a linebacker from BYU. Kelly recorded 10 sacks last season and has experience in 53 career games.