New NFL Power Rankings: 1-32 poll, plus which players benefited most from the draft
The Saints didn't pick Jameis Winston's successor, the Cowboys' rookies will free up Micah Parsons and the Chargers added help for Justin Herbert.
25. New York Giants
Post-free agency ranking: 25
Player who benefited most from draft: QB Daniel Jones
The Giants got Jones two offensive linemen (Evan Neal, Joshua Ezeudu) and a wide receiver (Wan'Dale Robinson) with three of their first four picks in the draft. Even more telling was that they passed on some of the perceived top quarterbacks over and over. This only improves the chances that Jones has a future with the franchise, with or without that fifth-year option. The Giants are trying to make sure they get a real chance to see if Jones can be their long-term quarterback. -- Jordan Raanan
29. New York Jets
Post-free agency ranking: 30
Player who benefited most from draft: LT Mekhi Becton
The 2020 first-round pick remains large in the Jets' plans after weeks of speculation about the possibility of drafting a tackle in the first round. They didn't address tackle until the fourth round (Max Mitchell), solidifying Becton's starting job at left or right tackle. Now it's on Becton, previously hampered by injuries and weight issues, to prove to the organization that he can be a fixture on the offensive line. The talent is there, but he has played only eight complete games out of 33. -- Rich Cimini
