New York Giants: 2025 NFL Draft Class
New York Giants
2025 Draft Class
Seven (7) Players Drafted
- 1.03 — Abdul Carter
ED, Penn State - 1.25 — Jaxson Dart
QB, Ole Miss - 3.01 — Darius Alexander
DT, Toledo - 4.03 — Cam Skattebo
RB, Arizona State - 5.18 — Marcus Mbow
OG, Purdue - 7.03 — Thomas Fidone II
TE, Nebraska - 7.30 — Korie Black
CB, Oklahoma State
Sports Info Solutions
Below, I've clipped intel from each prospects reports on the SIS NFL Draft Site, including their overall grade, how they graded in certain critical and positional factors, as well as scouting notes.
- Overall Grade: Each player was graded based on how the scout thought they would perform in the NFL by the beginning of their second year. Their projected role by Year 2 is shown in (parentheses) alongside their scouting grade and a brief description.
- Critical and Positional Factors: Each factor is graded on a scale from 1-9. If a player has no below the line or above the line grades, meaning they graded out as sufficient (5) or good (6) in all factors, they won't have a callout in their profile below.
Abdul Carter, EDGE
SIS Grade: 6.8 (Strong Starter): 3-down Starter level player
Jaxson Dart, QB
SIS Grade: 6.4 (Circumstantial Starter/Good Quality Backup QB): Player has a minimum floor of sufficient ability in all critical factors. He can fill-in for a short term as a starter and you can win with him.
Darius Alexander, DT
SIS Grade: 6.5 (Lower End Starter): High end DPR or solid 2 down starter
Cam Skattebo, RB
SIS Grade: 6.5 (Lower End Starter): Top Tier 1st & 2nd down - Limited 3rd down role
Marcus Mbow, OG
SIS Grade: 6.5 (Lower End Starter): Starter at OG or OC with backup flexion
Thomas Fidone II, TE
SIS Grade: 5.9 (#2 Backup): With Y and H ability - Complete TE
Korie Black, CB
SIS Grade: 5.8 ("Middle of the Road" Backup): #4 CB w/o SPT or #5 CB; non-starter - Quality SPT player if #5
UDFA Signings
RB Rushawn Baker, Elon
WR Antwane Wells, Ole Miss
WR Beaux Collins, Notre Dame
WR Dalen Cambre, Louisiana
WR Da'Quan Felton, Virginia Tech
WR Jordan Bly, Gardner-Webb
WR Nate McCollum, North Carolina
WR Redd Douglas, Findlay
TE Jermaine Terry, Oregon State
T Jaison Williams, Youngstown State
EDGE Trace Ford, Oklahoma
CB O'Donnell Fortune, South Carolina
CB RJ Delancy III, Wisconsin
S Makari Paige, Michigan
S Tommy McCormick, Idaho
Minicamp Invites
WR Ja'Khi Douglas, Florida State
WR Jimmy Holiday, LA Tech
WR Landon Ruggieri, Bryant
C Logan Zschernitz, Northern Illinois
C Trent Holler, Memphis
G Jason Collier Jr., Pittsburgh
T Lucas Scott, Army
DI Ricky Correia, California
LB Nick Jackson, Iowa
CB Sean Fresch, Rice
CB Terrence Spence, James Madison
S Coco Azema, Northwestern
LS Blake Arnoult, Coastal Carolina
K Abraham Montaño, New Mexico State
3-Round Mock Draft
2025 NY Giants Mock
3-Round Mock Draft Logic
- 1.03 (03)
Abdul Carter, EDGE - TRADE!
Picks 34 & 99 to KC for 31 - 1.31 (31)
Jalen Milroe, QB - 3.01 (65)
Cam Skattebo, PWHB
SIS Scouting Reports — Grade (Scale)
- Abdul Carter, EDGE — 6.8 (Strong Starter)
- Jalen Milroe, QB — 6.5 (Lower-end Starter)
- Cam Skattebo, RB — 6.5 (Lower-end Starter)
On December 29, 2024, Drew Lock torched the Colts for more than 300 yards and 5 total touchdowns in a 45-33 home victory that knocked the Giants out of contention for the No. 1 overall pick.
Abdul Carter, once considered the favorite to be the top pick in the draft, has had a murky pre-draft process as he tends to a foot issue that may or may not (eventually) require surgery. The Giants pair Carter with Dexter Lawrence, Brian Burns, and pick up Kayvon Thibodeaux's 5th-year option to give the G-Men their most fearsome pass rush since Michael Strahan was in town.
Then, the Giants address the QB position by trading back into the first round with Kansas City to take Jalen Milroe, finally giving him his moment in the spotlight as he's one of two prospects remaining in the green room on Thursday night.
Brian Daboll's Alabama connections and success developing the similarly toolsy Josh Allen give Joe Schoen the confidence to go up and take their QB, who shares traits with presumptive starter Russell Wilson (mobility) and backup Jameis Winston (a willingness to chuck it deep).
Milroe's also widely considered to be a one- to two-year developmental prospect, which might buy this regime some additional time.
There is a chance, though, that team owner John Mara issues the code red at No. 3 overall. Schoen has had to live with the memory of his boss telling him in front of the world that "Saquon Barkley [was] their most popular player by far. BY FAR" and the possibility of drafting Ashton Jeanty at three could fill that void.
But the Giants have drafted well, overall, during the Schoen-Daboll era, and have generally made process-driven decisions. Cam Skattebo, one of the most popular players in the draft, would help fill the void left by Saquon and give the Giants a lead back to complement Tyrone Tracy. Skattebo could have the top-selling jersey in the NFL team store by the end of draft weekend.
Brad Beatson
Other Potential Picks
- Day 1: Shedeur Sanders, Jaxson Dart
- Day 2: Malaki Starks, Donovan Jackson, Kyle Kennard, Quinshon Judkins, Elijah Arroyo, Carson Schwesinger, Kaleb Johnson, Alfred Collins, Shavon Revel, Joshua Farmer, Darius Alexander, Marcus Mbow, Tyler Shough
- Day 3: Jack Sawyer, Ollie Gordon II, Kyle Monangai, Tai Felton, Kyle McCord, Tyreem Powell, Jaylen Reed, Will Sheppard, B.J. Adams, Traeshon Holden, Korie Black, Jake Majors, Jacob Bayer, Caleb Etienne, Jacory Croskey-Merritt, B.J. Mayes, Eric Rogers, Fadil Diggs, Hollin Pierce, Howard Cross III, Jarquez Hunter, Robert Longerbeam, Sidiki Kone