“Stephen Lebitsch is a graduate of Fordham University, Class of 2021, where he earned a Bachelor’s degree in Communications (with a minor in Sports Journalism) and spent three years as a staff writer for The Fordham Ram. With his education and immense passion for the space, he is looking to transfer his knowledge and talents into a career in the sports media industry. Along with his work for the FanNation network and Giants Country, Stephen’s stops include Minute Media and Talking Points Sports.
Finally, a two-round mock draft that features the Giants using their capital to address two positions that haven't gained enough attention.
The Giants tried to upgrade at guard but things didn't work out. There is still, however, a familiar face available they can turn to.
The Giants lost their fair share of free agents to other teams, but there is one that might come back to haunt them.
The Giants rookie is looking forward to getting back to full health and playing a key role in his new head coach's offensive system.
The Giants get some more juice to their receiving corps with one of the fastest route runners on the free agent market.
The Giants' incoming offensive coordinator has taken notice of one important quality in his new quarterback that he can't wait to work on.
The Giants receiving corps needed some extra stability and Austin will bring that experience along with potential help on special teams.
The Giants need depth on their defensive line, and this one draft prospect from Florida could very well be an ideal match.
Washington wasn't very active in 2025, but has shown he can make plays on both defense and special teams when healthy and given the opportunity.
Isaiah Likely will offer another good weapon for the Giants offense, but can he get over one hump that has impacted his career?
The Giants further addressing their need for cornerback depth by bringing in a free agent who could hold some sneaky upside.
Sanders is also coming off an injury last season but has been a far more efficient than what they've had over the last few years with Graham Gano.