Giants Shake Up Draft: Jeremiyah Love in Sights

On March 31st, the New York Giants are shaking things up at the draft, eyeing Notre Dame

running back Jeremiah Love with their fifth overall pick.

Instead of a linebacker like Ohio State's sunny styles, General Manager Joe Shone is

open to grabbing the best talent available no matter the spot.

Earlier this week at League meetings and Phoenix, Shone made it clear things have changed

since the Sequan Barclay days.

They've got a young quarterback in Jackson Dart, a number one receiver, and a beefed-up

offensive line, which remain Elua Munor, anchoring right tackle.

Fans are buzzing because a dynamic back like Love could transform the offense, keeping

drives alive, easing the pass rush, and protecting Dart from two.

Many design runs that put him at risk.

Head coach John Harbaw can't stop raving, calling Love, a very, very good player, maybe

even more.

Shone has never taken a running back in the first two days over his four years as GM,

and Harbaw's highest draft pick at the position was number.

55, JK Dobbins back in 2020, but both say they're evolved now, ready to snag elite playmakers

regardless.

With the draft heating up, this could break old trends and give the giants the spark

they need to build around Dart.

Keep an eye on it.

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I'm Corey with the story.