Why the New York Giants Should Draft a Tight End in Round 1 of the NFL Draft

March 6, 2013   ·   Mike Corasaniti   ·   Jump to comments

In one of the most defense-heavy fields in recent memory, the New York Giants might be smart to look at the option of choosing a tight end early on in this year's NFL Draft.
There are a lot of logical choices available that could significantly help New York patch up some of its biggest holes from it’s disappointing 2012.
At defensive end, a lot of players such as BYU’s Ezekiel Ansah could bolster up a scheme that was a shadow of it’s true potential often last season, while linebackers such as Georgia’s Alec Ogletree could make a quick, significant impact in the Giant’s scheme.
But with the NFL Draft still being some time away, it’s difficult to tell exactly who would realistically be available on defense (the aforementioned players could easily both be top-10 picks).
While I am a huge fan of what Martellus Bennett has done for the Giants in his short tenure with the team, the very real possibility remains that he could soon be sig...

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