Dave Gettleman, Joe Judge, and the rest of the Giants staff involved with the draft process took a number of expected routes this past weekend. Despite moving back nine spots to No. 20 overall in the first round, the organization still drafted a wide receiver (like many thought they probably would) before adding edge rusher and defensive back depth.
But if there was a decision that surprised fans, it was the one the Giants made not to address the offensive line with any of their six total selections. This came in the midst of uncertainty surrounding both the right guard and right tackle positions; the potential starters in those spots may not be legitimate long-term answers.