The New York Giants are often one of the best teams at working the NFL draft and developing players and this upcoming season the franchise will be looking at a number of positions that will help the team in 2013, including at linebacker, wide receiver and on the offensive line.
According to ESPN.com, two names the Giants could look at if they are available at the 19th overall pick in the first round, are Alabama linemen Chance Warmack and DJ Fluker, who both played big parts in the title run for the Crimson Tide this past year. Both players are considered in the top five at their positions in the draft and Warmack could be a huge get as the best guard in the draft if he is still available.
The offense scored over 400 points last season and after the team re-signed Will Beatty and Kevin Boothe, the team may want to get younger as Chris Snee and David Diehl get up in age and Warmack and Fluker could be solid options. The team also has James Brewer, but if they can grab a lineman they can develop over the next few years, they may decide to take one at 19.
The team will have Hakeem Nicks back healthy, but in case they can't sign Victor Cruz, they could look at names like Tavon Austin or Robert Woods at receiver and running back could be an option as well after releasing Ahmad Bradshaw. David Wilson will get his chance as a starter next season, but the team may want Andre Brown to take some carries as well.
The Giants are set at tight end after losing Martellus Bennett and signing Brandon Myers and one other area that could be interesting is at linebacker. The team cut Michael Boley and if they like Jarvis Jones or Dion Jordan, the team could trade up to snag one of those players to be a stalwart on the defensive unit.