With Miami's Cam Ward earmarked to come off the board with the first overall pick (currently held by the Tennessee Titans ), the most likely options for New York atop the draft would be Colorado's Shedeur Sanders, who is CBS Sports' second-ranked quarterback in the 2025 class .

Signing Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston solved the New York Giants’ immediate need for a starting quarterback. They could still draft one for the future. “The face of a franchise is a quarterback,” Giants coach Brian Daboll said Tuesday at the NFL meetings.

Though the New York Giants have signed both Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston this spring, another quarterback early in the draft is not off the table.

That aside, the Giants have been doing their due diligence on all quarterbacks eligible in the draft. One player in particular, Jaxson Dart of Ole Miss, has attracted their attention. ESPN's Jordan Raanan reports the Giants are doing "a lot of work" on Dart leading up to the draft,

New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen attempted to save his job by signing Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston. Not everyone is on board with New York's free agency.

Colorado QB Shedeur Sanders sure sounds like someone who thinks -- or knows? -- he will be selected by the New York Giants in the 2025 NFL draft.

Thus, Winston will have the a slim chance of winning the starting role in training camp. Nevertheless, should that go to Wilson or to a potential first-round draftee like Sanders, the former Pro Bowler will be a valuable backup for a Giants team that has seen injuries at the quarterback position derail their recent seasons.

The New York Giants have already spent significant resources on their quarterback room in 2025, and might not be done adding just yet. After committing

The New York Giants have made some high-profile additions to the quarterback room, but there's still a chance another body is added to the unit. The signings of Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston in free agency give New York the flexibility to go into the season with a tandem of veterans at the position,

New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen is keeping his options open with the third pick in the 2025 NFL draft: "We could go any position."

But Giants general manager Joe Schoen said on Monday that he’s not going to force a quarterback pick at the top of this year’s draft. That means New York could select the likes of cornerback/wide receiver Travis Hunter (Colorado) or edge rusher Abdul Carter (Penn State) if they’re still available.

It's "lying season," but Schoen sure sounded like a GM happy with the QB room he has assembled and thinking about other needs in the draft.