Provided by NFL.com, below is a breakdown of what each member of the 2021 draft class will bring to the Giants:

Round 1, Pick 20: WR Kadarius Toney, Florida (6-0, 193 pounds)

• Access to early acceleration to uncover.
• Joints like rubber bands for instant change of direction.
• Has potential to run complex first- and second-level routes.
• Can run an inside-pivot whip route that is unguardable.
• Plus value in quick game and as gadget option.
• Competed through injury and made play after play against LSU.
• Over-the-shoulder ball-tracking talent.
• Makes catches outside his frame.
• Very good open-field vision for run after catch.
• Strong legs with ability to wiggle and elude or break the tackle.
• More physical than expected with ball in his hands.
• Will not half-step as a run finisher, so buckle up.
• Can step right in as punt returner.

Round 2, Pick 50: LB Azeez Ojulari, Georgia (6-2, 249 pounds)

• Built like a superhero with a broad chest, thickly muscled arms and a tapered waist.
• Humble teammate with tremendous football character.
• First freshman in Kirby Smart era to be named a team captain.
• Aggressive play demeanor has NFL starter written all over it.
• Charges into pulling guards like a battering ram, stopping them dead in their tracks.
• Very good upper-body twitch and strength to unhinge and shed blocks.
• Contact balance to absorb blocks and maintain his base.
• Lightning-quick playing off blocks and making athletic tackles.
• Gifted change-of-direction to follow flow of the play.
• Juice to chase down perimeter runs.
• Will alter rush tempo to lull tackles to sleep.
• Power chop and swivel hips to grease and flip the edge.
• Leverage and power to capture and collapse a tackle's edge.
• Booming closing burst helps him demolish quarterbacks.
• Has reps dropping and covering tight ends and running backs.

Round 3, Pick 71: CB Aaron Robinson, UCF (5-11 1/2, 186 pounds)

• Combination of size and speed as a nickel.
• Operates with effective punch when allowed to press.
• Good foot quickness and agility.
• Desired short-area burst on lateral transitions.
• Very aware of traffic on rub routes and crossing routes.
• Good angles to the football in coverage and post-catch.
• Fluidity and feel to trace routes from trail coverage.
• Legit hitter who's able to jar the ball loose on catch attempts.
• Much better tackler in 2020 compared with 2019.
• Steps boldly into the action in run support and looks to make tackles for loss.
• Sense of when to wrap up and when to chop out runner's legs.

Round 4, Pick 116: LB Elerson Smith, Northern Iowa (6-6, 252 pounds)

• Long frame complemented by long arms.
• Added 50 pounds of quality mass since 2016.
• Flashes of his upside pop up in every game.
• Overmatched by size against Iowa State but still battled his tail off.
• Impressive snap timing and get-off quickness.
• Elongated first three steps gain plenty of ground into rush turn.
• Stalks and closes quarterbacks with efficiency once he's in the pocket.
• Will punch, lift and shuffle around the block at point of attack.
• Plays with some force in his hands.
• Appears to have gained more weight since 2019, which helps his cause.

Round 6, Pick 196: RB Gary Brightwell, Arizona (5-11, 218 pounds)

• Well-built with desired, proportional frame.
• Capable of handling inside/outside running duties.
• Gets enough speed going to turn the outside corner.
• Has feet to help gather and cut quickly on outside zone carries.
• Makes sharp cuts with ability to hit steep cutback angles.
• Runs with urgency and determination.
• Won't decelerate through line of scrimmage or into contact.
• Makes level-one tacklers miss with consecutive cut ability.

Round 6, Pick 201: CB Rodarius Williams, Oklahoma State (6-0, 189 pounds)

• Length and play strength to hold up the release.
• Improved ability to stay in route phase from press in 2020.
• Adequate route recognition.
• Showed ability to wall off receivers from the football on deep throws.
• Physical nature can disorient the catch point.
• Ends the play quickly after the catch.
• Willing to submarine pulling blocks and muddle the run play.