So as long as the Giants address the secondary in rounds 1, 2 or 3, they are in good shape, hopefully sooner rather than later, but who knows who is going to be avilable.

I like McClain, I think he will be a pro bowl MLB, and he is being compared to Ray Lewis, which is pretty impressive.

With that said, I dont belive McClain will be avilable when the Giants pick, and I am rooting for Earl Thomas FS from texas. Kid is a bit undersized, but is definitly a playmaker, can cover really well, may have better ball skills then Berry, and if Kenny Phillips comes back healthy, the Giant would have 2 studs in the secondary.

I was just playing devils advocate, but I do believe they will definitly address the Saftey position in either the first or second round, and those will be good players who would help immediately.

The Giants could also go DT in the first round. Because the year we won the Super Bowl, we had a great defensive line, and an average secondary. Cover guys cant cover recievers forever, the D-line has to get to the QB, and this year we didnt do that well.

A great D-Line covers up a lot of weaknesses on your team.

Our best cover corner-Corey Webster was a 2nd round pick. Brian Westbrook was a 3rd round pick. Tom Brady was a 6th round pick. Just because the Giants use their first round pick on a LB, doesnt mean they cant get talented players in the other rounds.

And LB’s do cover on defense, and none of Pierce’s replacements could really cover, so there is a need for a new MLB, because we dont even know if Pierce will pass his physical with his neck injury.

Giants could target someone like Nate Allen in the 2nd round, he is a saftey. Or they could go LB in 2nd round, and go with Earl Thomas in the first round. It really depends on what happens in Free Agency, and how the draft plays out (i.e. whos avilable when giants pick)

Also, Giants seem to like to go BPA, Best Player Avilable, they are not going to reach for a 2nd round cover guy in the first, if there is a top 10 LB sitting there.