The New York Giants drafted Iowa defensive back Dane Belton in the fourth round of the NFL Draft with the 114th overall pick on Saturday.
Belton, an All-Big Ten first team selection, was among the best in the nation with five interceptions in 2021.
He also had seven pass breakups and 46 tackles last season.
In a message to fans on the Giants’ Twitter account, Belton said, “I can’t wait to get up to New York, get to work, be a part of this great organization and y’all going to get all of me. I promise that.”
CBS Sports graded the pick a B-, saying Belton “wins with being very assignment sound” and has “legitimate versatility without a liability nor a specialty to his game.”
.@dbelton_ is NY bound!
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— New York Giants (@Giants) April 30, 2022
A versatile, ballhawking safety – #GREATD4NE is headed to the Empire State ‼️@dbelton_ ➡️ @Giants #NFLHawks | #NFLDraft
— Hawkeye Football (@HawkeyeFootball) April 30, 2022
Y’all going to get all of me 🤟
— New York Giants (@Giants) April 30, 2022