5. New York Giants Giants get: 1-8, 3-73, 5-172; Saints get: 1-5, CB Deonte Banks
The Giants could be in the mix for Love or Tate, but their ideal addition would be Styles, who should still be available at No. 8. They traded away their 2026 third-round pick as part of the move up for Jaxson Dart a year ago, and while Love would be their long-term replacement for Saquon Barkley, getting that third-round pick back might not cost the Giants very much given their potential range of non-Love additions in Round 1.
Mickey Loomis and the Saints, of course, are never shy about moving up if there’s a player who fits their roster. They would likely need to leap the Browns and Commanders to jump the queue for Tate, who would slot in alongside Chris Olave and Devaughn Vele as the starting wide receivers for Tyler Shough. New Orleans would also take a flier on a 2023 first-round pick at cornerback in Banks, who has prototypical size for an NFL cornerback at 6-foot-2 but hasn’t lived up to expectations through three years in New York. Banks would figure in as the likely kick returner for the Saints in 2026, too.