Giants Draft WR Carnell Tate, Boost Passing Game

On April 1st, our community mat draft for the 2026 NFL Draft keeps rolling, and now the New

York Giants are up at the 5th spot.

Their interim GM, a fan commenter, named Super Bowl Unleaption, went with wide receiver

Carnell Tate from Ohio State to boost their passing game.

Earlier picks set the stage strong.

The Raiders grab quarterback Fernando Mendoza first.

Jets took Edge-Rusher R. Valries second, Cardinal Snagged Edge David Bailey third, and

Titans picked running back Jeremiah, love fourth.

Tate brings elite hands with almost no drops, plus he ran a 4.5-340 at the combine.

He's got smooth footwork, a big catch radius, and shines on deep balls, leading the nation

in long touchdown catches last year.

He pairs perfectly next to Malik neighbors, easing the pressure on whatever quarterback

they have, maybe even Jackson Dart in this scenario.

Sure, he needs to improve yards after catch and handling contact, but his size and aggression

make him a contested catch machine, especially against zone coverage.

Giants fans?

This stacks their receiver room to take heat off the defense.

Drop your grades in the comments and let's see what the next teams do.

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