Both quarterbacks appear to be well past their statistical primes, but they retain the ability to produce solid play when called upon (Wilson more than Winston). On Wednesday, SI's Albert Breer outlined the difference between Wilson and Winston's contracts, which reflect the former's track record of success.

Jameis Winston said on Monday that his "initial vision approaching this offseason" was to find a team that would give him "either a starting role or bridge opportunity to be the starting quarterback," but it looks like he's destined for other things.

Jameis Winston didn’t talk about how many yards or touchdowns he plans to throw for the Giants this season, mostly because he knows it might not be his job to do that. He’s currently the backup quarterback behind Russell Wilson and he could get pushed even further down the depth chart if the team selects a quarterback early enough in the upcoming draft.