The Giants double back to the offensive line with Ohio State

OT Isaiah Prince before making their final selection"With the second to last pick Saquon Barkley Jerseys Stitched , the Big Blue View community decided to address the New York Giants offensive line one more time by selecting OT Isaiah Prince out of Ohio State with the 232nd overall pick. Prince is a long tackle at 6-foot 6 inches and with 35 1鈦? inch arms, as well as plenty of experience blocking at Ohio State. He is not a natural knee bender and might always have to work around issues with leverage. However, if he can get those sorted out, he has some physical traits which could be worth developing. He played well at Ohio State and should get a chance to prove he can do the same at the NFL level.The Giants are now on the clock for the last time as they make the 245th pick in the draft. The Picks So Far233. Miami Dolphins - Ty Summers (LB, TCU)234. Miami Dolphins - Alexander Mattison (RB, Boise State)235. Oakland Raiders - Darius West (S, Kentucky)236. Jacksonville Jaguars - Garrett Brumfield (iOL, LSU)237. Denver Broncos - Wyatt Ray (EDGE, Boston College)238. Chicago Bears - Shareef Miller (EDGE, Penn State)239. New England Patriots - Diontae Johnson (WR Youth Will Hernandez Jerseys , Toledo)240. Indianapolis Colts - Brandon Fritts (TE, North Carolina)241. Dallas Cowboys - Deshaun Davis (LB, Auburn)242. Los Angeles Chargers - Nate Herbig (iOL, Stanford)243. New England Patriots - Jalen Hurd (WR, Baylor)244. New Orleans Saints - Michael Dogbe (iDL, Temple)Best Players Available216. Bruce Anderson (RB, North Dakota State)218. KeeSean Johnson (WR, Fresno State)225. Travis Homer (RB, Miami)240. Ryan Davis (WR, Auburn)243. Austin Bryant (EDGE Will Hernandez Jerseys Stitched , Clemson)249. Ulysees Gilbert III (LB, Akron)254. Saivion Smith (CB, Alabama)264. Lil’ Jordan Humphrey (WR, Texas)265. Derrick Baity (CB, Kentucky)267. Jordan Brailford (EDGE, Oklahoma State)The New York Giants Are On The Clock We find out where the value in this class is at those positions"At some point in the 2019 NFL Draft the New York Giants figure to add to their receiving corps, perhaps both at wide receiver and tight end. On the latest ‘Valentine’s Views’ podcast, we turned to Matt Waldman of The Rookie Scouting Portfolio to help us break down the options.On Sterling Shepard getting a long-term deal: “I think it shows they’re looking for someone they want to build this receiving corps around and they feel like he’s the type of worker, the type of route runner, the consistency factor in his game is good enough that you want to lock him up for a while. And I get that.”On the outside the box possibility of selecting tight end T.J. Hockenson of Iowa at No. 6: “I think it’s definitely something you have to look into because he is that good of a player. He can start right away for a team because he is that good of a blocker. You can use him on the wing Youth Lorenzo Carter Jerseys , you can use him inline against defensive ends and outside linebackers. You can use him as a fullback. You can split him in the slot or outside, and he can do it all.”On value at No. 17: Waldman is high on Iowa State’s 6-foot-5, 227-pound Hakeem Butler, saying: “I think Hakeem Butler would be an amazing pick for the Giants if he slips that far, and he probably will.”On value at 37: Tight end Irv Smith and wide receive N’Keal Harry would be value choices.Waldman has an interesting prediction for a player the Giants might be interested in late in the draft.Please give the full show a listen below.Where to subscribeYou can find and subscribe to Big Blue View radio from the show’s home page.You can find all the shows on our Big Blue View Radio Hub Page.You can also find the shows and subscribe on all your favorite podcast apps:Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Pocket Casts | Spotify | Stitcher | RSSFinally, be sure to check out the home page for all of the shows across the expanding Vox Media Podcast Network.