The New York Giants' offseason quarterback strategy has stirred some skepticism among fans and analysts alike. The acquisitions of Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston, paired with the return of Tommy DeVito, leave many questioning the team's long-term plans. While they haven’t shown strong interest in drafting a quarterback early in the draft, recent reports indicate a change in momentum with workouts for prospects like Shedeur Sanders, Jalen Milroe, and Tyler Shough. General Manager Joe Schoen insists the team isn’t desperate for a quarterback, yet the late interest raises eyebrows about whether they are genuinely exploring options to bolster their future at the position.

This draft cycle is pivotal for the Giants. With the third overall pick, they could snag a defensive talent like Abdul Carter if the Browns go for Travis Hunter. However, if they choose to trade down or draft a quarterback, it could change the franchise's trajectory significantly. The late-stage evaluations of quarterbacks signal they might be playing a high-stakes game to gauge interest from other teams, particularly with the Saints potentially needing a quarterback amidst Derek Carr's injury concerns. The outcome could determine not just the upcoming season but the future of the franchise.