Giants Weigh Veteran QBs and Draft Prospects to Solve Quarterback Crisis

New York Giants consider Aaron Rodgers, Russell Wilson, and top draft prospects like Shedeur Sanders and Cam Ward to address their quarterback struggles.

The New York Giants are exploring both veteran quarterbacks and rookie draft picks to address their ongoing quarterback issues after parting ways with Daniel Jones.
Aaron Rodgers, set to be released by the Jets, is being considered as a potential short-term solution despite concerns over his age, injury history, and high-maintenance reputation.
Russell Wilson, currently with the Steelers, is another veteran option, though his availability depends on Pittsburgh's decision to retain or release him in favor of Justin Fields.
Top draft prospects Shedeur Sanders and Cam Ward are also under evaluation, with the Giants potentially trading up from their third overall pick to secure their preferred rookie quarterback.
The team is reportedly leaning toward a dual approach of signing a veteran quarterback while drafting a young talent to develop for the future.