In the latest edition of our Giants mock draft tracker, the focus remains heavily on the wide receiver position. According to the data, out of 54 mock drafts, an impressive 66.7% of them suggest that the Giants will select a wide receiver in the upcoming NFL Draft.

Leading the pack as the consensus choice is LSU's own Malik Nabers. Nabers has consistently been linked to the Giants in 46.3% of the mock drafts this week alone. However, as the draft approaches, there is a growing support for another standout wide receiver, Rome Odunze from Washington. Eleven mock drafts, making up 20.4% of the total, predict that Odunze will be the Giants' selection at the sixth position.

Notably, there is one analyst, Ben Solak of The Ringer, who went against the Nabers trend and chose Odunze as his preferred pick for the Giants. Solak's argument for Odunze centers around his well-rounded abilities as an NFL wide receiver. While Nabers is seen as the clear WR2 to Harrison, Solak believes that Odunze brings consistency and versatility to the table. Despite lacking the explosive speed and big-play ability of Nabers, Odunze is touted as an A to A-minus player in all facets of the game. Solak predicts that Odunze could potentially hit the ground running with a guaranteed 1,000-yard season, making him one of the safest picks in this year's draft.

Moving away from the wide receiver position, some mock drafts also consider Notre Dame's Joe Alt as a potential choice for the Giants. In seven mock drafts, accounting for 12.9% of the total, Alt is projected as a strong offensive tackle candidate.

As the NFL Draft draws near, speculation continues to swirl around which wide receiver will ultimately join the New York Giants. With Nabers and Odunze emerging as popular choices, the Giants' decision will undoubtedly play a significant role in shaping their offensive strategy for the upcoming season.