Rookie DT Bobby Jamison-Travis can find a role with the NY Giants

Bobby Jamison-Travis at Auburn. | Getty Images The Giants selected Auburn defensive lineman Quentrell Bo bby Jamison-Travis with the 186th pick in the sixth round of the 2026 NFL Draft. Jamison-Travis was a JUCO transfer from Iowa Western Community College, where he played three seasons; he landed with Auburn and played 748 snaps across three seasons, recording 19 pressures and 32 STops with just three missed tackles ( 5.

4% missed tackle rate ). Pro Football Focus grades Jamison-Travis well, and he posted a high 84. 6 run defense grade in 2025, during which he recorded 22 of his 32 career STOPs.

Here are his pro day and combine stats, courtesy of Dane Bruglar’s The Beast (The Athletic): Jamison-Travis is a fire-hydrant of a defensive lineman who can eat space, double-teams, and features elite competitive toughness, hustling 100% of the time. He has heavy hands, keeps his hips low, and has a surprising amount of flexibility for a player of his massive size. His motor is constantly running hot, and he flashed pass rushing upside against Mizzou in 2025, although his role with the Giants will start as a two-down run stuffer — most likely off the bench.

The Giants needed help along their defensive line, especially after Dexter Lawrence was traded for the tenth pick in the draft. The team will invest further into the position, but Bobby Jamison-Travis fills a need for a rotational run stuffer — one who should earn a role with the team in 2026. Here is a video breaking down his skill-set: