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2 weeks ago | gmenhq.com | Doug Rush

What if the Giants traded for a project quarterback instead? As the 2025 NFL Draft rapidly approaches later this month, all eyes remain on what the New York Giants will do with the No. 3 overall pick—especially if they’ll take a quarterback there or not. The other question, aside from whether the Giants take a quarterback at all in the draft, is if they’ll even address the position.

3 weeks ago | gmenhq.com | Doug Rush

Joe Schoen finally swings big at quarterback while grabbing a blue-chip playmaker early. It’s been several weeks since free agency began, which kicked off the official league year for 2025. So, as we approach the 2025 NFL Draft next month, it’s full-on mock draft season in the NFL. We’ve seen several mock drafts across the networks that lay out different scenarios. Most of the scenarios have the same ending for the New York Giants: they land a quarterback in this upcoming draft.

3 weeks ago | gmenhq.com | Doug Rush

Is Will Howard a legitimate option for the G-Men? As the 2025 NFL Draft continues to get closer, just about every quarterback prospect has been mentioned as a possible option for the New York Giants. Big Blue has been mentioned as one of the neediest teams for a quarterback, even after signing both Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston in free agency. Several mock drafts still list the Giants taking Shedeur Sanders with the No. 3 overall pick. But some aren’t as sold on Sanders for the Giants as others.

1 month ago | gmenhq.com | Ryan Heckman

Do it. Get it over with. One major domino has yet to fall around the NFL and the New York Giants are one of the particular teams waiting on the news. Quarterback Aaron Rodgers deciding where he wants to play next is not a new story, but the Giants seem to be handcuffed to the situation. While Rodgers is making his decision, the Giants have watched as other quarterback options come off the market one by one. If not Rodgers, then who? Is it Russell Wilson time in New York?

1 month ago | gmenhq.com | Doug Rush

Report card time. Once the clock struck 12 p.m. on Monday, it was fast and furious all over the football world with the start of NFL free agency. The New York Giants were involved as well, although, for many, the one move most expected them to make hasn’t happened yet. Heading into the weekend after meetings with Joe Flacco and Russell Wilson, the Giants have yet to sign a veteran quarterback to join Tommy DeVito, who has returned on a one-year deal.