The New York Giants have signed both Jameis Winston and Russell Wilson while returning Tommy DeVito, but ESPN draft analyst Field Yates does not believe those moves will keep them from selecting their quarterback of the future.

The New York Giants have taken plenty of swings at quarterback this offseason, with none being larger than the acquisition of Russell Wilson. The 36-year-old signed a one-year deal with the team last month worth up to $21 million, including $10.5 million guaranteed.

Signing Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston solved the New York Giants’ immediate need for a starting quarterback. They could still draft one for the future. “The face of a franchise is a quarterback,” Giants coach Brian Daboll said Tuesday at the NFL meetings.

The Giants added Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston this year, so there isn't as much immediate urgency to add a quarterback. Rather, it could go with the veterans for the time being and perhaps look to draft a different signal-caller in 2026 or future seasons depending on how things unfold.

New York Giants GM Joe Schoen sure sounds like a man who won't force a quarterback selection at No. 3 overall in the 2025 NFL draft.

After moving back and adding another pick, the Giants would select Alabama football guard Tyler Booker to shore up their offensive line. This set of moves would help all three teams address some key needs, and in the case of both Buffalo and New York, they would add some extra picks to their pocket.

This close to the NFL Draft, we typically get a few rumors about off-field, maturity-based concerns for prospects. Some concerns were completely justified. Others, we come to real

With the NFL draft only a few weeks away, where does USA TODAY's latest mock draft have Colorado stars Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter going?

Colorado QB Shedeur Sanders sure sounds like someone who thinks -- or knows? -- he will be selected by the New York Giants in the 2025 NFL draft.