Giants have options late in first round 
Yes, the New York Giants just won the Super Bowl, but there is still room to improve.
As my colleague Todd McShay pointed out recently, the Giants have done an excellent job in recent drafts, giving hope to fans looking for them to address their top needs through the 2012 draft.
The Giants don't have a lot of glaring issues at this point, but three specific areas could use an upgrade: tight end, inside linebacker and the offensive line. Who might be available to help New York at those positions?
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