JUST INGIANTS EYE DEFENSIVE BACK DEPTH: NEW YORK BRINGS IN INTRIGUING PROSPECTS FOR A VISIT
The New York Giants are leaving no stone unturned in their quest to bolster their defensive backfield. The team recently brought in three intriguing defensive backs for a visit, signaling their intent to explore all options for depth and talent.
Joshua Kalu, a 28-year-old veteran, was one of the visitors. Kalu has previous experience playing under Shane Bowen, the Giants’ defensive coordinator, during their time with the Tennessee Titans. His familiarity with Bowen’s system could make him a quick fit.
Calen Bullock, a rangy coverage safety from USC Trojans, also stopped by. Bullock is renowned for his ball-hawking abilities and impressive burst, speed, and instincts on the field. His athleticism and playmaking potential could make him an attractive addition.
Jaden Hicks, a safety from Washington State, rounded out the trio. Hicks boasts a top 6 athleticism score from the NFL combine and has solid size at 6’2″ and 211 pounds. His physical tools and upside make him an intriguing prospect.
These visits indicate the Giants’ commitment to reinforcing their defensive backfield, a area of concern last season. By exploring various options, the team aims to find the right combination of talent, experience, and fit to strengthen their secondary. As the offseason progresses, it will be interesting to see if any of these visitors become official Giants.
