Giants depth chart post-NFL Draft. Where Arvell Reese, Colton Hood fit

EAST RUTHERFORD - Joe Schoen and John Harbaugh could not stop smiling. After months of predicting and guessing, the New York Giants  put their plan into effect over the course of three days of the 2026 NFL Draft, including two potential home runs in first-round picks Ohio State linebacker Arvell Reese and Miami offensive lineman Sisi Mauigoa. The Harbaugh era got off to a roaring start as most observers around the NFL praised Big Blue for their newest players.

The work, of course, is not complete, but there is a clear vision from Harbaugh and his coaching staff that Schoen and his scouting staff attempted to turn into reality. "I think we have a bunch of Giants , figuratively and literally," Harbaugh said. "We have guys that we really like that are going to make a difference.

" Here's our look at where the Giants' depth chart stands on both sides of the ball post-draft and what to expect as the quest to strengthen the team in its entirety continues: NY Giants offensive line Who's here  (projected starters in bold, rookies in italics):  Andrew Thomas  (left tackle),  Jon Runyan Jr. (left guard),  John Michael Schmitz  (center), Francis Mauigoa  (right guard),  Jermaine Eluemunor  (right tackle), Marcus Mbow, Daniel Faalele, Joshua Ezeudu, Aaron Stinnie, Bryan Hudson, Jake Kubas, Evan Neal, Reid Holskey, J. C.

Davis , Ryan Schernecke , Dodji Dahoue Positional breakdown:  The Giants have their tackle spots locked down with Thomas and Eluemunor as one of the league's best bookend tandems last season. Mbow could be an option to bump to the interior, but his role as swing tackle is also essential to the Giants' success up front. That brings us to Mauigoa, who brings toughness and an attitude to guard before eventually kicking out to tackle down the line.