The Giants made two separate trades with the AFC West, and yet they essentially function as a three-team deal over the course of five months.
In October, New York sent first-round receiver Kadarius Toney to the Chiefs for third- and sixth-round picks. The third-rounder was a compensatory selection Kansas City received for losing Ryan Poles to the Bears, where he was named general manager.
Then, on March 14, the Giants traded said third-rounder (No. 100) to the Raiders, getting tight end Darren Waller in return.
