By now, everyone reading this knows the positions that the New York Giants might address early in the draft. Whether at pick five, seven, or even at the top of the second round, the positions most often associated with the Giants in mock drafts are: pass rusher, cornerback, offensive lineman.
Where might that leave wide receiver, particularly in what is being viewed as a deep group of prospects?
Giants fans hoping that the organization adds to the wide receiver room might need to wait until later on Day 2 of the draft — perhaps until New York’s selections at 67 or 81 in the third round — for the team to add a pass catcher.