oster"WhiteFanposts Fanshots Sections New York Giants NewsGiants Training Camp 2016Giants vs. Eagles 2015 Alec Ogletree Color Rush Jersey , Week 17New York Giants News2019 NFL DraftGiants undrafted free agent tracker: Rumors, news, signingsNew,498commentsFollow along as the Giants continue to add rookies to their 90-man rosterEDTShareTweetShareShareGiants undrafted free agent tracker: Rumors, news, signingsJonathan Hilliman (23) Mike Carter-USA TODAY SportsAfter what felt like a draft process that lasted for years, the 2019 NFL Draft is finally done. But while the draft itself is over, the New York Giants work isn’t done. After the draft comes the league-wide scrum to sign undrafted free agents. The Giants have had a number of undrafted players who have become major contributors over the years, from Henry Hynoski, Mark Herzlich, and Victor Cruz to Grant Haley, Sean Chander, and Tae Davis last season.The 32 NFL teams have spent the last few hours, with some starting as early as the fifth round, contacting players who might go undrafted and recruiting them. The heavy lifting of undrafted free agency rests on teams’ area scouts, who have spent months, and even years, getting to know the prospects they have been scouting. Those relationships are important as undrafted free agents are welcome to sign anywhere they choose. Teams have to pitch themselves to prospects they like and position themselves as the best place for the players to succeed and make a roster. From there the teams have a pool of money with which to pay their undrafted free agents and can include signing bonuses for prospects they are especially keen to sign. Now, over the next day or so, we will get to see the fruits of their efforts.Free agents connected to the GiantsReggie White (WR, Monmouth) — via Art StapletonJames O’Hagen (C, Buffalo) — via Matt LombardoDominick Bragalone (RB, Lehigh) — via Matt LombardoJonathan Hilliman (RB, Rutgers) — via his Twitter accountPaul Adams (OL Jonathan Stewart Color Rush Jersey , Missouri) -- via Alex SchifferJake Carlock (CB, LIU) -- via Tom RockJosiah Tauaefa (LB, Texas-San Antonio) — via Ralph VacchianoAlex Wesley (WR, Northern Colorado) — via Ralph VacchianoC.J. Conrad (TE, Kentucky) — via Ralph VacchianoJacob Thieneman (S, Purdue) — via Ralph VacchianoTerronne Prescod (G, N.C. State) — via Chris TrapassoNOTE: It is important to remember that these are reports and not official signings. "It’s where the value of the board is," says the GM"WhiteFanposts Fanshots Sections New York Giants NewsGiants Training Camp 2016Giants vs. Eagles 2015, Week 17New York Giants News2019 NFL Draft2019 Giants’ draft: How will Dave Gettleman handle Day 3?New,189comments“It’s where the value of the board is,” says the GMEDTShareTweetShareShare2019 Giants’ draft: How will Dave Gettleman handle Day 3?The New York Giants waited more than four hours on Friday to make one selection on Day 2 of the 2019 NFL Draft, taking Old Dominion EDGE Oshane Ximines with the 95th overall pick. [Fans like the pick | Why the Giants chose Ximines]Saturday, Day 3 of the draft, will be much different. Waiting won’t be a problem. The Giants have six picks (Nos. 108, 143, 171, 180, 232 and 245) over the draft’s final four rounds. Thus, they’re schedule to add a half-dozen players in roughly that same four-hour span.How will GM Dave Gettleman handle the final day of the draft?Gettleman, as GM of the Carolina Panthers, showed a proclivity for moving up in the draft to select targeted players. He showed a similar willingness on Thursday night, giving up three of the 12 picks he started the draft with to move up to No. 30 and select cornerback Deandre Baker.Rest assured, Gettleman will move around the board Saturday if the need arises. He sounded Friday night, though Ray-Ray Armstrong Color Rush Jersey , like he really wanted to hold on to the Giants first three picks (Round 4 -- 108, Round 5 — 143, Round 5 — 171.) The GM said the Giants decided to “hold our water” in Round 3 “because of what our board looks like.”“The draft is really, it is a full draft. There are guys in the fourth and fifth rounds that we really like, and we still have third-round guys available,” Gettleman said. “Right now, as the mood moves us, I don’t know that we’re going to move around right now — I’d like to sit and take the three picks — I don’t want to move the fours and the fives, as of right now, but who knows.”Positions to targetThe Giants have added a quarterback of the future in Daniel Jones and three defensive players to a unit that needed a talent infusion with their first four picks.Pure need would dictate that the Giants find an offensive tackle, perhaps a wide receiver and continue to add defensive talent over the draft’s final day.The Big Blue View Big Board indicates that by our grades there are two players remaining with first-round grades — wide receiver Hakeem Butler and safety Chauncey Gardner-Johnson. A third player, Texas defensive lineman Charles Omenihu, has a Round 1-2 grade.During a pre-draft podcast, Matt Waldman of The Rookie Scouting Portfolio told us that the 6-foot-5 3/8, 227-pound Butler would be “an amazing pick” for the Giants — as early as the 17th overall selection.Gettleman was asked specifically about addressing the right tackle situation, where our board has David Edwards of Wisconsin and Oli Udoh of Elon as the top remaining values.“What I’ll say is, it’s where the value of the board is. When we were picking at 17, after Dexter [Lawrence], the defensive tackle group was falling down the floor,” Gettleman said. “To answer your question, there’s still tackles on the board we like.”Draft coverage for rounds 4-7 begin at noon. You can watch on ABC, ESPN, NFL Network and stream Day 3 on NFL.com/watch. You can also stream the event on fuboTV.