3. Washington OL Troy Fautanu
Given the overhaul the Giants have gone through on the offensive line this offseason, we wouldn't be surprised if Schoen looked at some offensive line candidates in a trade-back scenario. If this is the case, Troy Fautanu may be his guy. Not only does he possess some truly elite athletic traits, but his versatility on the line could make him a staple in the trenches for New York.
His size may make him a more traditional guard, but Fautanu has spent the majority of his last two seasons playing tackle for Washington. Regardless of where he plays, though, Fautanu looks to be a physical specimen with the potential to be a dominant force on the inside.
Through 623 pass-blocking snaps last season, Fautanu allowed 23 pressures and two sacks, earning a PFF pass-blocking grade of 88.2. His elite athleticism makes it easy for Fautanu to stay in check with opposing pass-rushers and this, combined with his absurd strength, makes him a brick wall for most opponents.
This doesn't mean Fautanu is perfect, though. He is often over-aggressive and the lack of strength in his lower body can make it easy for him to get pushed back if the opposing pass-rusher wins the initial rep. However, Fautanu is likely a high-floor player thanks to his athletic traits with loads of potential the Giants could capitalize on.