The New York Giants have addressed their immediate quarterback needs by signing veterans Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston, but their long-term strategy remains uncertain. With the third overall pick in the upcoming NFL Draft, the Giants have a prime opportunity to select a promising young quarterback, potentially Shedeur Sanders from Colorado, who has garnered significant attention. Giants head coach Brian Daboll emphasized the importance of finding the right quarterback, hinting at the possibility of drafting for the future even with established veterans in place.

During a recent meeting, Daboll discussed the complexities of evaluating quarterback prospects in a league where talent can emerge unexpectedly. He noted that even teams with established starters, like the Atlanta Falcons, still prioritize drafting quarterbacks to secure their future. The Giants, who have struggled with consistency at the position for years, may also consider top prospects like Travis Hunter or defensive talents like Abdul Carter, depending on the draft dynamics.