New York Giants assistant general manager Brandon Brown spoke to the media on Thursday while the team conducted OTA practice No. 5 of its offseason training program.
Brown, 35, is entering his third season with the Giants after arriving from the Philadelphia Eagles in 2022. He was popular with front offices hiring Carousel and drew interest as a general manager candidate from both Carolina and Los Angeles. Use your chargers this offseason.
Brown was asked why the Giants didn’t select a single offensive lineman among the team’s six picks in this year’s NFL Draft.
#giants To the surprise of many, assistant general manager Brandon Brown explained why OL wasn’t drafted. pic.twitter.com/5F54wPnymb
— Ryan Dunleavy (@rydunleavy) May 30, 2024
He also made clear the team’s desire to get better at every position, including quarterback. The quarterback recorded a strikeout in his attempt to achieve one of his top targets.
Brandon Brown was asked about how the Giants scout quarterbacks ahead of the 2024 NFL Draft.
“We’ll do our due diligence. If we don’t, it’s negligence. You don’t leave any stone unturned because you don’t know what the draft will turn out to be. We prepare for every scenario.” pic.twitter.com/TFAI8HnZ5e
— Giants Video (@SNYGiants) May 30, 2024
LSU wide receiver Malik Nabers, the No. 6 pick, has surprised the Giants from the day he walked through the door.
“He’s got moxie, a dog, the cool kids call it an ‘aura,’” Brown said of Nabers. “He wants to look his best, not just his best, on the biggest platform and he’ll tell you about it.”
