The New York Giants are preparing for the upcoming draft, actively evaluating potential quarterbacks like Shedeur Sanders, Jalen Milroe, and Tyler Shough through private workouts, which give coaches insight into how well players can adapt to their system. Although speculation suggests they won't select a quarterback with the third overall pick, they're ready to trade up or strategize from the second round if necessary. The league has noted the Giants' late-stage indecision, perhaps indicating internal discussions or pressure from ownership.

As teams eye quarterback options, the Giants aren't alone. The Dolphins, Jets, and Raiders are also in the mix for mid-round quarterbacks, particularly Miami, which has the resources to make a significant move. With ten picks and several in the crucial rounds, the Dolphins need to solidify their QB situation after struggles in the previous season. Additionally, Miami's GM is exploring trade options for key players, raising questions about the team's direction amidst rumors of potential trades involving Tua Tagovailoa and others.