Georgia's Christen Miller: Giants' Draft Target?

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The New York Giants made several moves and free agency this off season, but they left

the key gap on their interior defensive line untouched.

Fans and analysts have flagged this as a major need heading into the 2026 NFL Draft, which

looks thin at defensive tackle with possibly.

Just one going in the first round.

That puts prospects like George's Christian Miller, squarely on the Giants radar, even

if he's not a household name yet.

At six foot three and a quarter inches tall and 321 pounds, Miller brings serious power

and toughness to the table.

He shines in run defense, using great initial quickness, agility and technique to control gaps

and disrupt plays up front.

Georgia often looped him into stunts, showing he can handle twists along the line.

His weaknesses show up in past rush and long speed, where his athleticism fades after

the first couple steps, limiting pursuit and pressure on.

Quarterbacks.

Still, he's projected as a middle-second day pick with starting potential as a nose tackle

in the right scheme.

Teams like the Giants might see him as a value row player to bolster their front, especially

if they prioritize run-stopping power early in the bus.

Draft.