Cowboys legend Michael Irvin relished New York Giants fans' pain after Dallas lands safety Caleb Downs in the NFL Draft, calling him a game-changing addition.

New York Giants GM Joe Schoen and head coach John Harbaugh explain why they passed on safety Caleb Downs. Twice.

New York Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers was stunned by the team's decision to draft Arvell Reese over Caleb Downs.

Caleb Downs is one of the top safeties in the 2026 NFL Draft class, and analysts expect him to be the first at his position taken in the first round. But if the New York Giants take him at No.

The Giants have two solid safeties anchoring their defense in third-year Tyler Nubin and $45.3 million investment Jevon Holland. But after another bottom-10 finish for a defense that has too many talented players to continue underwhelming, almost nothing is off the table, especially when a playmaker like Downs is potentially available.

Ohio State safety Caleb Downs is fond of the idea of following in his father Gary’s footsteps by playing for the Giants in the NFL.

In a viral draft-night stream with Micah Parsons, Giants star Malik Nabers didn't hold back his opinions regarding the Giants' two first round picks.

Downs is the choice at No. 5 in 16 of 55 mock drafts (29.6%). Styles is the choice 12 times (22.2%). Running back Jeremiyah Love is the choice 10 times (18.5%). Arizona State wide receiver Jordyn Tyson is the choice six times (11.1%).