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Message: [QUOTE="Husky25, post: 5156509, member: 2839"] Curious as to who. Cap casualties notwithstanding, nearly every 2025 FA is a back-up, and while I can't see Cleveland re-signing Winston, slim pickings remain otherwise. None of whom scare DCs worth their salt. Also, I don't think anyone [I]wants [/I]to play in metro New York just because it's New York. Darnold is rumored to be re-signed in MN. Trey Lance couldn't beat out Cooper Rush once Dak went down (Both of whom are FA). Brissette will be working in his 4th offense in as many years and is not a viable bridge for more than a month or so...if that. It looks to me that the Giants' options are basically re-sign Drew Lock, Marcus Mariota (unless he reups with WSH), Justin Fields, Jameis Winston, or Mac Jones. Draftwise, the Giants are now in a draft slot where picking a QB is not a wild notion. NE is set at QB and there is a lot of smoke around Travis Hunter. I could also see them picking a tackle or trying to trade back. On the other hand, Will Levis has demonstrated that he is probably not the guy in Tenn. CLE is also in the market for a young QB as they attempt to reset their salary cap. So the Giants are still 3rd in line. If Cam Ward PFF-19) and Shedeur Sanders (PFF-29) are off the board, would the Giants overdraft Jalen Milroe or Dillon Gabriel by a round and a half? They have a lot of holes, but (like the Patriots) need a trading partner to move back. If they stay where they are I see them taking an OT. [/QUOTE]

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