2019 NFL Draft Rumors: Michigan LB Devin Bush to Meet with Giants

Michigan Wolverines linebacker Devin Bush is reportedly visiting with the New York Giants on Sunday night into Monday, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.

The Giants hold two picks in the first round of this year's NFL draft, Nos. 6 and 17. Bush is likely to fall somewhere between those two picks.

B/R's Matt Miller projected him to the Cincinnati Bengals at No. 11 in his latest mock draft, writing, "Bush is a fantastic athlete who can play 'Mike' or 'Will' linebacker thanks to his toughness and coverage range. He's a sneaky good blitzer, too, who can have an immediate impact as a three-down linebacker with the tools to patrol sideline-to-sideline with ease."

In Todd McShay and Mel Kiper Jr.'s dueling mock draft for ESPN.com, meanwhile, McShay also saw Bush coming off the board at No. 11 to the Bengals. Kiper had him dropping all the way to No. 20 and the Pittsburgh Steelers, calling him a "playmaker and every-down linebacker."

That leaves open the possibility that he could fall to No. 17 for the Giants, however. 

As for the projections of New York's first two picks, Miller, McShay and Kiper all had the team selecting Ohio State quarterback Dwayne Haskins at No. 6. Both Miller and Kiper had Clemson edge-rusher Clelin Ferrell coming off the board at No. 17 to the Giants, while McShay went with Clemson defensive tackle Christian Wilkins.

The Giants undoubtedly have a lot of needs, with quarterback and edge-rusher arguably the most pressing. But the team could explore the linebacker market as well, with Alec Ogletree and BJ Goodson currently the favorites to win the starting middle linebacker jobs. 

LSU's Devin White is the top option on the board, while Bush is widely considered the next best option.