The New York Giants are facing significant skepticism regarding their quarterback strategy for the upcoming season. The decision to sign veterans Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston as placeholders has led to mixed opinions among analysts. While some argue this could provide stability, others view it as a misguided attempt to improve from last year's 3-14 record. Head coach Brian Daboll finds himself in a challenging position, as ownership has expressed impatience for a long-term solution at quarterback.

With the No. 3 overall pick, the Giants' chances of securing top prospects like Cam Ward or Shedeur Sanders seem slim. Their commitment to Wilson and Winston, which involves considerable financial investment, complicates the evaluation of a potential rookie quarterback. Daboll's past reluctance to allow deep throws could be mitigated by Wilson's presence, offering a potential new dynamic to the team. However, the overarching question remains: how will Daboll balance immediate wins with the development of a future franchise quarterback?