The deadline for the New York Giants to exercise the fifth-year options for 2022 first-round draft picks Kayvon Thibodeaux and Evan Neal is fast approaching. Thibodeaux, who played 65%, 86%, and 54% of snaps in his first three seasons, is expected to have his option picked up due to his proven playtime, which guarantees him $14.751 million for 2026. On the other hand, Neal has struggled with injuries and performance at right tackle, starting just 27 of 51 games. The Giants may pass on his option, which would cost $16.7 million for the next season. After signing Chauncey Golston and with the potential to draft Penn State edge rusher Abdul Carter, the decision regarding Neal's future is uncertain.