New York Giants 7-Round Mock Draft: Help on Both Sides of the Line?

New York Giants 7-Round Mock Draft: Help on both sides of the line?

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Texas A&M Aggies offensive lineman Kenyon Green (Mandatory Credit: Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports) /

Round 2, #36 Overall: OG Kenyon Green, Texas A&M

See a theme here?

With two offensive line picks in the first two rounds, this is still just the start to the *hopefully* full revitalization of the New York Giants’ offensive line.

Kenyon Green has been a road grading guard for A&M football for three seasons. He is sturdy, dependent, and consistent with his technique and overall approach. He hasn’t missed a game in over three seasons, hopefully bringing durability to the giants where they need it most.

Green was a three-year starter in College Station. He is a two-time Consensus All-American in 2021 and 2021, and he’s earned consecutive All-SEC honors with 2nd team honors in 2020 and 1st team in 2021.

Green would help the Giants with their interior offensive line. He also kicked out to right tackle this season, further showcasing his versatility and selfless attitude. Lining up Green and Linderbaum alongside Andrew Thomas could provide much-needed balance and an influx of talent on the Giants’ offensive line.

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