Senior draft analyst and co-host of Locked On NFL Draft Damian Parson unveils his seven-round New York Giants mock draft.

INDIANAPOLIS - The New York Giants face an offseason of decisions that will speak to the urgency of turning the franchise into a winner again, not to mention the pressure under which general manager Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll will be operating as they enter a pivotal fourth season in control of Big Blue.

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New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen made just one first-round trade in his first three draft classes, which came in the 2023 NFL Draft when Schoen moved up one spot to select Deonte Banks. Could he do it again, but this time trade back to gain extra draft capital? That’s what a new mock draft from Pro Football Network projects.

The only thing more prolific than NFL Draft talk is NFL Draft talk surrounding the quarterback position. Every season there appears to be at least a handful of teams in the market for a new signal-caller,

Nov 29, 2024; San Jose, California, USA; San Jose State Spartans wide receiver Nick Nash (3) catches a touchdown pass while under pressure from Stanford Cardinal cornerback Collin Wright (6) in the second quarter at CEFCU Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Eakin Howard-Imagn Images

The Tennessee Titans have the No. 1 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, but they're better off making a trade and trying to draft Abdul Carter or Travis Hunter.

ESPN writer Jordan Raanan suggests that the New York Giants should make a deal with the Titans. "Still, the Giants' first and second-round picks (Nos. 3 and 34) provide similar or more value than the top pick based on most modern draft charts.

That doesn't mean having the No. 1 pick is not a big opportunity for the Titans to upgrade their roster. A trade with a team who does believe in one of this year's quarterback pro