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Welcome back, everyone.

This is the Big Blue Banter podcast where we aim to combine game film evaluations,

analytics, and common sense to give you the latest and breaking news on the New York football giants.

I'm Dan Schneier and I'm joined as always by my co-host Nick Turchin.

Today we're going to dive a little deeper into the defensive line and edge prospects we haven't touched on yet. Ones that could be in the mix for the Giants, who picks number six, 1737, and beyond that. We're also going to create a mock draft that puts both Nick and I on the clock as a Giants general manager. And then finally, we will answer all of the questions from our listeners.

So let's jump right into this thing, Nick. And recent Buzz and Vegas odds seem to suggest the Jets are honed in on selecting Ed Oliver and number three overall.

Nick, if the Jets pass on Oliver, is he someone the Giants should draft and where does he land on your giant specific big board one that

factors in fit team needs and talent yeah over uh six foot two two hundred

87 pounds um just a freak in a really good get-off really good um really explosive athlete, kind of a raw pass rusher.

I see him, I struggle with him at the six pick, and I struggle with him as a fit for the Giants.

He's a great player.

I just can't see taking someone in the first call it 20, 25 picks of round one and have him being a sub package

guy and just a non-starter.

And so for him to play the three tech or if the Giants vary the front, he's kind of somewhere

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