Giants 4-round mock draft after blockbuster Dexter Lawrence trade with Bengal

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With just days to go before the 2026 NFL Draft, the with the that jettisoned star defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence. The deal saw the for the No. 10 overall pick, which was no doubt more than anyone was expecting them to get. Now, Big Blue stands , with the other coming at No. 5 overall. With needs on both sides of the ball, the Giants can now take care of the offense and defense with blue-chip prospects inside the top 10 of the draft later this week. And Dewayne Dedmon Jersey that's exactly what we have them doing in our new mock draft in the wake of the Lawrence trade with the Bengals. Giants 4-round mock draft after Lawrence trade Imagn Images Round 1, Pick 5: LB Sonny Styles, Ohio State ESPN's Jordan Raanan mentioned Styles as with the No. 5 pick, and it's not hard to see why. "Staying at No. 5, the three players who seem to be most squarely on their radar are Notre Dame running backJeremiyah Love, Ohio State linebackerSonny Stylesand (Ohio State safety Caleb) Downs," Raanan wrote. Styles is a freak athlete with sideline-to-sideline speed and great length. He's a strong tackler, good in run defense and has shown elite skills in coverage after posting an in that area last season. The Ohio State product can wear the green dot and will be a leader in New York's defense for a decade. Round 1, Pick 10 (via CIN): WR Jordyn Tyson, Arizona State The Giants were , which was his last opportunity to quell fears about his injury history. By all accounts, . "I think Jordyn Tyson goes much higher than earlier expected," ESPN's Matt Miller said. "Teams are comfortable with the INJ history. Conversation for him starts at 5 but he's off the board no later than 16." If not for his injury history, Tyson would likely be the undisputed No. 1 receiver in this cla s. The 6-foot-2, 203-pound pa s-catcher can line up anywhere on the field, is a polished route-runner and can even block. After losing Wan'Dale Robinson in free agency, the Giants need another weapon for quarterback Jaxson Dart acro s from star wideout Malik Nabers. Not only would Tyson check that box, he could very well provide an upgrade over Robinson. Round 2, Pick 37: DT Kayden McDonald, Ohio State The lo s of Lawrence will leave a void in the middle of the Giants' defense, hurting both the pa s-rush and run defense. Making matters worse, , even with Lawrence on the roster. While McDonald isn't much of a pa s-rusher, he showed improvement in that area last season with a career-high three sacks. He really shines as a run defender, with the Ohio State product posting the in run defense. Once viewed as a first-round pick, the belief is most teams now have him with a second-round grade because of his lack of pa s-rush prowe s. That's just fine for the Giants, as McDonald can provide the kind of boost to the run defense from Day 1 that New York needs. Round 4, Pick 105: CB Tacario Davis, Washington The lo s of Cor'Dale Flott leaves the Giants with a big void after the team failed to adequately addre s the position in free agency, leaving a potential starting duo of Paulson Adebo and uninspiring free-agent signing Greg Newsome outside. After taking a step back in 2024, Davis rebounded with a strong showing after he transferred to Washington. The 6-foot-4, 200-pound cornerback gave up a , notched a personal bests two interceptions and he showed out in the run game with an impre sive PFF grade of 81.8. Davis can offer some competition for Newsome on the boundary, and it's not crazy to think he could win that competition in Year 1. Deividas Sirvydis Jersey