Ja’Tavion Sanders might be drafted in the 2024 NFL Draft by the New York Giants

Ja’Tavion Sanders of the Texas Longhorns is one of the tight ends that will be selected this year; the New York Giants may need assistance at the tight end position. Sanders might be selected in the second round rather than the first. After Georgia Bulldogs tight end Brock Bowers, he is the second-best tight end in this year’s draft class.

This previous season, Sanders averaged 15.2 yards per reception while playing for Texas, where he caught 45 receptions for 682 yards receiving and two touchdowns. This past season, he was a junior. He is 6’4″ and weighs 243 pounds.

The New York Giants Could Very Well Draft Ja’Tavion Sanders In the Second Round of the 2024 NFL Draft

The Giants can draft a tight end in the 2024 NFL Draft because Darren Waller has not committed to playing in the NFL next season. It feels as if Waller will not return but who knows. Daniel Bellinger for now would be New York’s starting tight end next season if Darren Waller did not return.

Ja’Tavion Sanders could have more upside at the position than Bellinger. New York only has one second-round pick instead of two second-round selections after they traded one of them to the Carolina Panthers in the Brian Burns deal and that pick is 39th overall.

The New York Giants own the 47th overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft and this could be a spot where they select Sanders. If general manager Joe Schoen uses the sixth overall pick say on Malik Nabers, a wide receiver from the LSU Tigers, and also adds Ja’Tavion Sanders from the Texas Longhorns, that would be a huge boost to the Giants’ offensive weapons in a hurry for this football team.