On Bleav in Giants, Bob Papa and Carl Banks are joined by analyst and former scout Bucky Brooks to break down the Giants' draft class, Arvell Reese, the team's emerging identity, and a renewed commitment to physicality.

Brooks explains why Reese was the true playmaker at Ohio State and how he fits perfectly into New York's revamped, aggressive front seven. With additions like Colton Hood and a clear commitment to "bully ball," the Giants are building a roster designed to control games, run the football, and create defensive chaos.

Plus, Brooks highlights a league-wide shift: offenses leaning on the run game and defenses adapting with bigger, more versatile personnel. The Giants, along with teams like the Jets and Buccaneers, stood out for drafting to identity and culture rather than just positional value.

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With the draft complete, Bob Papa and Carl Banks hop on the mic to break down Rounds 2–6, what the Giants’ identity is shaping into, and why special teams will be a key factor for John Harbaugh’s squad.
They also dive into how Coach Harbaugh handled Malik Nabers’ comments on the draft pick and why a renewed focus on leadership is already making an impact inside the building.

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Fresh off the first round, Matt and Phil Simms break down the New York Giants, who made a statement in Round 1, landing Arvell Reese and Francis Mauigoa to reshape both sides of the trenches with speed, toughness, and versatility. Plus, a surprise move shakes up the draft as Ty Simpson heads to the Los Angeles Rams, giving them a future QB with a skillset that fits perfectly behind Matthew Stafford.

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