Malik Nabers of LSU and Rome Odunze of Washington are in a virtual tie for the most common pick of the New York Giants at No. 6 in our weekly mock draft tracker, with just than a month until the 2024 NFL Draft.
This week’s tracker has 65 mock drafts, of which Nabers and Odunze are selected 26 times (40%), respectively. Because Ohio State’s Marvin Harrison Jr. was taken once, 81.5% of the mock drafts in the table below selected a wide receiver for the Giants in the first round.
During the most recent LSU Pro Day, Nabers showed off his skills and afterwards stated, “I heard Brian (Daboll), the head coach, he loves the way I play.”
Of course, there’s a lot of talk that the Giants will select a quarterback in the first round to replace Daniel Jones. Unless the Giants move up the board, the biggest issue is whether any of the top four quarterbacks will truly be available.
That may be a major factor in the fact that only seven out of the 65 mock drafts (10.8%) have Michigan’s J.J. McCarthy, who is frequently associated with the Giants, selected.
Summary of 2024 Mock Draft Tracker:
The 2024 Mock Draft Tracker presents a compilation of various mock drafts showcasing predictions for the upcoming NFL draft. The tracker lists selections by date, source, and the player chosen. A notable trend emerges with the majority of mocks predicting wide receiver Rome Odunze from Washington or wide receiver Malik Nabers from LSU to be selected, with a few exceptions suggesting other players like quarterback J.J. McCarthy from Michigan. This detailed analysis offers insight into the speculative landscape surrounding the draft.
