The New York Giants turned a lot of heads when they signed quarterback Russell Wilson to a one-year, $10.5 million contract just days after agreeing to a two-year, $8 million deal with Jameis Winston.

At the NFL’s annual meetings Monday, general manager Joe Schoen sounded content with signing Wilson and Jameis Winston. With Stafford re-signing with the Rams and Rodgers still deciding on his options, Schoen pivoted to Wilson after the two sides met on March 14.

Jameis Winston wasn't able to envision himself as the Giants' new starting quarterback for long, but he's welcoming the opportunity to compete alongside Russell Wilson in 2025.

Shortly after Winston signed his two-year/$8 million-dollar deal, the Giants signed another signal-caller, veteran quarterback Russell Wilson, to a one-year/$10.5 million dollar guaranteed deal. The Giants have the No. 3 pick in the upcoming NFL Draft, and they could use their first-round selection on another quarterback.

NFL Draft is less than a month away, and Colorado’s Shedeur Sanders is expected to be a top-five selection. The New York Giants were a popular landing spot in many recent mock drafts, but the team signed veterans Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston in free agency.

The fact that they’ve added both Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston presumably takes them out of play for, say, Shedeur Sanders at No. 3 or another quarterback at No. 34 or possibly trading back into the bottom of round one. And that might be what the Giants want everyone else to think.

New York Giants quarterback Jameis Winston discussed his expected 2025 role and whether or not he was aware NYG might sign Russell Wilson. The post Giants QB Jameis Winston Breaks Silence on Russell Wilson Signing,

Who will pick Shedeur, the Browns ? or will it be someone with a higher pick like the Jets?. It's April, which means we're just a few weeks away from the NFL Draft at Lambeu Field, home of the Green Bay Packers.

The Giants have replaced Daniel Jones with two quarterbacks who have won a higher percentage of their games and gotten in the end zone more often during the past three NFL seasons. But Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston also have turned the ball over at higher rates and taken as many or more sacks than Jones has,