Longtime ESPN expert Mel Kiper’s NFL mock draft has Giants taking Shedeur Sanders
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One of the NFL’s top draft experts is connecting the Giants and Shedeur Sanders.
ESPN’s Mel Kiper Jr.’s debut mock draft has Big Blue taking the Colorado quarterback with the third-overall pick in what would signal a new era in New York.
“This is the best-case scenario for the Giants,” Kiper wrote of the Giants potentially taking Sanders. “Their Week 17 win over the Colts slid them to No. 3, and now finding a new QB1 in the first round isn’t guaranteed. But Daniel Jones is gone and Drew Lock is a free agent, so the Giants have to do something to clean up one of the worst passing games in the league.”
Kiper floated the possibility that the Giants could move up from the third slot to take Sanders, who is considered one of the top two QB prospects in this class alongside Miami’s Cam Ward.
“New York will be weighing all options, and it might ultimately be forced to trade up into the top two to get its guy.”
Ultimately, Kiper sees Sanders being available when it’s the Giants’ turn to draft in April.
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