New York Giants hosting Cooper Beebe on top 30 visit

The New York Giants continue to meet with prospects eligible in this month’s NFL draft.

General manager Joe Schoen is covering all the bases as the team has a top 30 meeting this week with Kansas State offensive lineman Cooper Beebe.

Pre-Draft visits:
— #Pitt OL Matt Goncalves, a likely Day 2 pick and recovered from toe surgery, recently visited the #Seahawks and #Cowboys.
— Kansas St G Cooper Beebe is visiting the #Giants this week.
— Western Kentucky WR Malachi Corley is visiting the #Saints tomorrow.

— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) April 12, 2024

The Giants hold the sixth overall selection in the draft and likely have narrowed their list down to a handful of players, suspected to be either a quarterback or a wide receiver.

Another unit Schoen has not been satisfied with is the offensive line. Beebe is a prospect who is well-regarded and likely will be a Day 2 pick.

NFL.com’s draft analyst Lance Zierlein compares Beebe to former Giants guard Kevin Zeitler, calling him “a bulldozer in cleats who jolts smaller players and moves big ones against their will.”

Wide-bodied guard who has been a model of consistency over the last four years, dialing in a very firm brand of football. While hand placement can be a little inconsistent, Beebe is still a bulldozer in cleats who jolts smaller players and moves big ones against their will. A lack of arm length will test him in certain interior matchups in the pros, and he will need to improve his technique to bolster his block sustain. He’s slow of foot and is likely to be pigeonholed into downhill-oriented rush attacks, but that has never prevented him from doing his job in pass protection. Beebe’s experience, girth and drive-blocking talent should make him a long-time starter who can step in right away.

The Giants signed several offensive linemen this offseason, especially at the guard position, where Beebe is likely to play in the NFL.