When the New York Giants were on the board in the fourth-round it took them only a few seconds to decide on their next pick. General manager Dave Gettleman stated that the player selected stuck out like a sore thumb on their draft board.
Notre Dame cornerback, Julian Love, was the pick, and he might be the biggest steal for the Giants and their secondary. The negative narrative surrounding the lack of talent in the backfield was quickly alleviated after the Giants brass allocated significant draft capital towards upgrading the unit.
The New York Giants made some necessary moves:
The drafting of Love and Deandre Baker immediately provides support to the secondary, a unit that was comprised of just Janoris Jenkins, Sam Beal, and Grant Haley two weeks ago.