2025-26 NY Football Giants

4th rnd pick:
Cam Skattebo
RB
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5'10"219 lbsArizona State

Pre-Draft Analysis​

Skattebo is the first FBS player since Christian McCaffrey in 2015 to have at least 1,500 rushing yards and 500 receiving yards in a single season. He has outstanding core strength and excellent balance -- he can break multiple tackles over the course of one run. Skattebo runs behind his pads, drives his legs and pushes the pile on goal line or short-yardage carries. He catches the ball well and cuts crisply in his routes, which makes him that much harder to tackle in open space. -- Steve Muench
 
SJUWillRockNYC said:
4th rnd pick:
Cam Skattebo
RB
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5'10"219 lbsArizona State

Pre-Draft Analysis​

Skattebo is the first FBS player since Christian McCaffrey in 2015 to have at least 1,500 rushing yards and 500 receiving yards in a single season. He has outstanding core strength and excellent balance -- he can break multiple tackles over the course of one run. Skattebo runs behind his pads, drives his legs and pushes the pile on goal line or short-yardage carries. He catches the ball well and cuts crisply in his routes, which makes him that much harder to tackle in open space. -- Steve Muench
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IMO terrific pick by Jints. This kid runs extremely hard like the Rytgers kid on the Chiefs only more powerful. Can catch ball out of backfield to. Looks like Kane and Abel are GMing and coaching for their lives and put in a lot of work for this draft.
 
5th rnd
Marcus Mbow
OG
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6'4"303 lbsPurdue

Pre-Draft Analysis​

Mbow started 18 games at right tackle over the past two seasons, but his arms are short for an NFL guard, let alone an offensive tackle. He's expected to shift over inside, and he did feature in 14 games at right guard for Purdue in 2022. Mbow's range is outstanding. He is an effective puller and can get out in front on screens. His burst and lateral quickness also make him a good fit for zone-heavy schemes. He has the potential to develop into an excellent pass blocker at guard, and he is strong enough to anchor when he sinks his hips. He has a strong punch, and he works with independent hands. Mbow's footwork is still inconsistent, but he moves well enough to recover when he gets out of position. -- Steve Muench
 
Thomas Fidone II
TE
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6'5"243 lbsNebraska

Pre-Draft Analysis​

Fidone is a crisp route runner for his size. He finds pockets in zone looks, and he can make the first defender miss after catching the ball. Fidone's arm length is outstanding, and he has big hands. He can extend and pluck passes out of the air. Fidone needs to get stronger and fill out his frame, but he can wall off defenders in space and develop into an effective blocker over time. -- Steve Muench
 
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