Giants' Offseason Moves: Nabers, Love, Draft Picks

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Giants making moves in the off season, starting with Whiteout Malik neighbors bouncing back

from ACL surgery.

He's set to join voluntary workouts April 7th after training in Miami.

GM Joe Shoein can't wait to check his progress with the docs, expecting him ready way before

the season kicks off.

That type is real for 2026.

With Notre Dame running back, Jeremiah Love, rising as a top prospect, despite the RB value

debate.

Giants could pair him with camscarabal and Tyrone Tracy Jr. to boost the ground game, especially

with Tracy's fumbles raising questions.

Mott-Traffs have them grabbing Ohio State edge rusher Arvel Reese at number 5.

Fans split on reuniting with Odell Beckham Jr., but new coach John Harbaugh's leaving

the door cracked after adding receivers like Darnell Mooney.

Meanwhile, releasing kicker Graham Gano freed up cap space for three smart spends and Harbaugh's

pushing harder practices to build fourth quarter.

Grit.

Harbaugh also announced at least one joint training camp practice, aiming for two to sharpen

the squad.

Around the league, former Gi and DJ.

Davidson signed with the commanders, but Big Blues focused inward on draft meetings and

pro days.

All this sets the Giants up strong heading into workouts eyes on neighbors, love, and

that draft capital to turn things around.

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