ESPN+ just listed their 2025 mock.
Here's the Giants and Jets picks.
One of the worst positions to be in as an NFL team is having dire need of a first-round franchise QB while the best options are off the board. This is where the Giants would be -- there isn't another QB worthy of a top-10 selection right now. But they do have the chance to draft the best player in the class in Hunter, the Heisman Trophy winner and two-way star.
Hunter is capable of making impact plays on both sides of the ball, as he caught 96 passes for 1,258 yards and 15 touchdowns on offense while picking off four passes on defense. Hunter could give the Giants another receiving threat opposite Malik Nabers or help at corner ... or maybe both.
The Jets enter this offseason with plenty of holes on the roster after being arguably the most disappointing team of the 2024 season. The lack of depth along the defensive front was exposed all season, and Graham would help fortify it. He makes a lot of sense to pair with Quinnen Williams on the interior. Graham is a stout and disruptive force inside against the run and also in the pass rush. His 19 pressures ranked in the top 20 among FBS defensive tackles.
Here's the Giants and Jets picks.
3. New York Giants (3-14)
Travis Hunter, WR/CB, Colorado*One of the worst positions to be in as an NFL team is having dire need of a first-round franchise QB while the best options are off the board. This is where the Giants would be -- there isn't another QB worthy of a top-10 selection right now. But they do have the chance to draft the best player in the class in Hunter, the Heisman Trophy winner and two-way star.
Hunter is capable of making impact plays on both sides of the ball, as he caught 96 passes for 1,258 yards and 15 touchdowns on offense while picking off four passes on defense. Hunter could give the Giants another receiving threat opposite Malik Nabers or help at corner ... or maybe both.
7. New York Jets (5-12)
Mason Graham, DT, Michigan*The Jets enter this offseason with plenty of holes on the roster after being arguably the most disappointing team of the 2024 season. The lack of depth along the defensive front was exposed all season, and Graham would help fortify it. He makes a lot of sense to pair with Quinnen Williams on the interior. Graham is a stout and disruptive force inside against the run and also in the pass rush. His 19 pressures ranked in the top 20 among FBS defensive tackles.
