First pick far from 20/20 vision

Linebacker or cornerback? Tackle or wide receiver? Or none of the above? It's been a few seasons since the Giants picked near the top of the draft, when then-general manager Ernie Accorsi made a defining move in dealing for Eli Manning. On Saturday, the Giants will be spectators to the wheeling and dealing in the top 10, and what they do at No. 20 has much to do with what goes on right above them.

At the Giants' two biggest defensive positions of need - linebacker and cornerback - rookie GM Jerry Reese has some options if his first choice is gone. Florida State's Lawrence Timmons appears to be at the top of the Giants' board at linebacker, with Miami's Jon Beason next; at corner, Pitt's Darrelle Revis appears to be the team's top target, with any number of corners - Arkansas' Chris Houston, Texas' Aaron Ross and Fresno State's Marcus McCauley - behind Revis. Continue