2026 New York Giants Mock Draft: 7-Round Projection
Draft Capital: 4 picks | Overall Grade: B Last Updated: October 19, 2026Overview
New York Giants enter the 2026 NFL Draft with 4 selections. Biggest needs: IDL, IOL, Tight End.
Complete Draft Class:- Round 1 (#26): Ryan Coleman-Williams, Wide Receiver, Alabama — Grade B+
- Round 2 (#57): Greg Johnson, Offensive Guard, Minnesota — Grade B
- Round 3 (#88): Brice Pollock, Cornerback, Texas Tech — Grade C+
- Round 6 (#189): Samuel Omosigho, Inside Linebacker, UCLA — Grade C-
Complete Pick-by-Pick Analysis
Pick #26 - New York Giants: Ryan Coleman-Williams, Wide Receiver, Alabama
Rank: #26 overall | Grade: B+ Why This Pick:Addresses key depth concern. While Wide Receiver wasn't the top priority, Ryan Coleman-Williams's talent at #26 overall was too good to pass up. Sometimes value trumps need.
The Fit:Ryan Coleman-Williams brings immediate impact to New York Giants. Ryan Coleman-Williams, who played his first two Alabama seasons as Ryan Williams, arrived in 2024 as one of the headline freshman receivers in the country alongside Jeremiah Smith and Cam Coleman, and he was the Crimson Tide's most productive target... His best trait—vertical speed that forces coverage to play scared downfield—fits perfectly with what this team needs. Projects as a John Hightower as the floor (space threat who never earned steady targets)-type player at the NFL level.
- Strengths: Vertical speed that forces coverage to play scared downfield
- Weaknesses: Dropped passes in 2025 are the single biggest knock and must be cleaned up to go in Round 1
- NFL Comp: John Hightower as the floor (space threat who never earned steady targets)
Pick #57 - New York Giants: Greg Johnson, Offensive Guard, Minnesota
Rank: #46 overall | Grade: B Why This Pick:Best player available. New York Giants needed IDL help, but Greg Johnson (ranked #46) represents elite value here. You can't pass on top-tier talent when it falls to you.
The Fit:Greg Johnson brings immediate impact to New York Giants. Greg Johnson is a 6-6, 325-pound Minnesota lineman out of Prior Lake who has started at left guard, center and both tackle spots for the Gophers. He started 13 games at center in 2024 and moved back to his natural left guard in 2025, protecting fresh... His best trait—wide base and stout anchor that rarely lets power rushers drive him into the pocket—fits perfectly with what this team needs. Projects as a Tyler Smith nasty streak and movement skill-type player at the NFL level.
- Strengths: Wide base and stout anchor that rarely lets power rushers drive him into the pocket
- Weaknesses: Tall frame with long legs that get trapped, putting him on the ground too often
- NFL Comp: Tyler Smith nasty streak and movement skill
Pick #88 - New York Giants: Brice Pollock, Cornerback, Texas Tech
Rank: #95 overall | Grade: C+ Why This Pick:Addresses key depth concern. While Cornerback wasn't the top priority, Brice Pollock's talent at #95 overall was too good to pass up. Sometimes value trumps need.
The Fit:Brice Pollock brings immediate impact to New York Giants. Brice Pollock is a 6-0, 195-pound Texas Tech cornerback who transferred from Mississippi State after two seasons in Starkville, including a true freshman role in 2023. A four-star recruit from Snellville, Georgia, he ran track in high school and arri... His best trait—instinctive cover man who baits quarterbacks into bad decisions—fits perfectly with what this team needs. Projects as a Cam Bynum: zone instincts and ball skills, with a-type player at the NFL level.
- Strengths: Instinctive cover man who baits quarterbacks into bad decisions
- Weaknesses: Middling mover from a pure athleticism standpoint
- NFL Comp: Cam Bynum: zone instincts and ball skills, with a possible move to safety
Pick #189: Samuel Omosigho (Inside Linebacker, UCLA) - Grade C-. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential.