Winners and losers from John Harbaugh’s first Giants draft, including Jaxson Dart

TL;DR

John Harbaugh's first draft with the Giants has concluded, highlighting key winners and losers. Notable picks include Arvell Reese from Ohio State at No. 5.

Key points

John Harbaugh's first draft with the Giants is complete
Arvell Reese was selected in Round 1 at No. 5
The article breaks down winners and losers from the draft

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John Harbaugh’s first Giants draft is complete.

So let’s break down the winners and losers.

First, a recap of the picks:

• Round 1 (No. 5): ILB Arvell Reese, Ohio State

• Round 1 (No. 10): RG Francis Mauigoa, Miami

• Round 2 (No. 37): CB Colton Hood, Tennessee

• Round 3 (No. 74): WR Malachi Fields, Notre Dame

• Round 6 (No. 186): DT Bobby Jamison-Travis, Auburn

• Round 6 (No. 192): OT J.C. Davis, Illinois

• Round 6 (No. 193): LB Jack Kelly, BYU

(The Giants moved from No. 105, at the top of Round 4*, to No. 74 for Fields. They also traded away a* fifth rounder — No. 145 — and a 2027 fourth rounder as part of the move.)

WINNERS

• Jaxson Dart: The Giants got him much-needed interior line protection, though Mauigoa will have to prove he can consistently excel at guard in the NFL. They also got Dart a big-bodied playmaker with a huge catch radius — Fields. No, the Giants didn’t come away with a high-profile weapon like , or . But the Mauigoa and Fields picks should help Dart’s development.