This offseason, the New York Giants revamped their quarterback situation by signing veterans Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston, following a disappointing 2024 season that saw Daniel Jones released. After starting eight different quarterbacks since Eli Manning’s retirement, the Giants aim to stabilize the position. Wilson brings a Super Bowl pedigree, while Winston adds experience as a former number-one pick. Both are potentially the most competent options the franchise has seen in years, offering a fresh start for a team in need of stability.

Historically, the Giants' quarterbacking woes have been evident, with their struggles leading to just one winning season in five years. From Jake Fromm's brief stint to Daniel Jones’ inconsistent performance, the franchise has faced difficulty finding a long-term solution. As they move forward, Wilson and Winston will need to prove they can elevate the Giants from their tumultuous past.