The New York Giants were dormant for most of day three of the 2026 NFL Draft, thanks to their trade that landed them Malachi Fields with the 74th pick in the third round. That grab cost the Giants their fourth- and fifth-round picks. Big Blue Nation was forced to wait around for over 80 picks until the sixth round, where business picked up with the first of three sixth-round picks. With that first pick, No. 186, they finally addressed the interior defensive line with Auburn nose guard Bobby Jamison-Travis. But why does the Auburn product make sense for New York at this point in the draft? Let's explore. Position value pushes DT talent deeper into Day 3 As important as the defensive line is to an overall defense, many have devalued the nose guard throughout the years.  Because of that lack of respect and draft capital, many of the better nose guards in the league get overlooked and pushed toward the back end of the draft.…