Giants 7-round 2027 NFL mock draft lands Jaxson Dart two offensive weapons and several defensive standouts
New York Giants landed an outstanding haul in the latest 7-round 2027 NFL mock draft. That includes a couple of new weapons for QB Jaxson Dart.
The New York Giants add another weapon for Jaxson Dart in this 2027 NFL mock draft, selecting Indiana wide receiver Charlie Becker with the No. 7 overall pick. The Giants have several areas to address as they continue building under head coach John Harbaugh, and this class focuses on improving the passing game while adding depth to the defense and offensive line.
The draft order currently reflects the most recent Super Bowl odds rather than the NFL standings, making this an early look at how the Giants could approach the 2027 NFL Draft. Here is a breakdown of all six selections from the A to Z Sports Mock Draft Simulator.
Round 1, Pick No. 7: Charlie Becker, WR, Indiana
The Giants give Dart another potential difference-maker by selecting Becker, a big-bodied receiver who can complement Malik Nabers. At 6-foot-4 and 208 pounds, Becker offers a different physical presence in the passing game and could give Dart another target on contested catches and downfield throws.
Adding another receiver might not be New York’s biggest need, but more weapons could help accelerate Dart’s development. Becker’s performance during Indiana’s championship run makes him an intriguing option if he continues developing into a top-tier prospect.
Round 2, Pick No. 39: Devan Thompkins, DT, Alabama
New York turns to the defensive line in the second round, adding Alabama defensive tackle Devan Thompkins. Building depth along the defensive front is important for a team looking to develop a physical, disruptive defense. Thompkins would have an opportunity to compete for rotational snaps while developing into a potential long-term contributor.
Round 3, Pick No. 71: Jalen Mayo, CB, Houston
The Giants continue addressing their secondary with Houston cornerback Jalen Mayo. Mayo has shown playmaking ability at the college level, including a four-interception season at Stephen F. Austin in 2025. His size and ball skills make him an interesting developmental prospect as he continues adjusting to stronger competition at Houston.
Round 5, Pick No. 174: Desmeal Leigh, OT, Youngstown State
Protecting Dart should remain a priority for New York, making Leigh an appealing addition in the fifth round. The 6-foot-7 offensive tackle started all 13 games at left tackle for Youngstown State in 2025. He would give the Giants another developmental option up front while providing competition and depth at a critical position.
Round 6, Pick No. 188: Amare Ferrell, S, Indiana
The Giants return to the secondary with Indiana safety Amare Ferrell. His ball-hawking ability and experience creating turnovers make him an intriguing late-round option. Ferrell could compete for a reserve role and contribute on special teams as he works toward earning defensive snaps.
Round 6, Pick No. 207: Griffin Wilde, WR, Northwestern
New York doubles down at wide receiver by selecting Northwestern’s Griffin Wilde. Wilde recorded 71 receptions for 880 yards and eight touchdowns in 2025, demonstrating that he can handle a significant role in a college passing game. He would give the Giants additional receiving depth and a chance to develop another target for Dart.
Final thoughts
The Giants’ approach starts with adding talent around Dart, with Becker headlining the class. Leigh addresses the offensive line, while Thompkins, Mayo and Ferrell offer potential reinforcements on defense. Wilde provides another option in the passing game late in the draft.
There are still needs this mock doesn’t address, particularly with the absence of a fourth-round selection and a seventh-round pick in the supplied results. However, this projection gives New York a potential first-round playmaker while adding developmental pieces across several important positions.
