Unless Joe Schoen has perfected his poker face, the Giants do not appear to be in love with a quarterback at No. 3

Schoen — who could still draft quarterback Shedeur Sanders at No. 3 — signed Russell Wilson (the starter, for now) and Jameis Winston (definitely the backup, unless someone gets hurt) after whiffing on a Matthew Stafford trade attempt.

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.

The Giants co-owner and prominent league voice annually addresses the state of his franchise at the NFL owners’ meetings.

Giants general manager Joe Schoen says he's not going to force a pick on a quarterback at the top of this year's draft after signing veterans Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston.

New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll and general manager Joe Schoen are entering a critical year after the franchise went 3-14 in 2024. They finally moved on from former first-round quarterback Daniel Jones and embraced the stress that comes with walking through the unemployed quarterback wilderness.

Meeting begins in West Palm Beach on Sunday as the league's new year kickoff. John Mara, Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll will all be there

The New York Giants have been dysfunctional for the better part of a decade. Owner John Mara has brought in and fired several head coaches and general managers. Still, many have questioned his retention of Brian Daboll and Joe Schoen after the duo won nine games over the past two seasons.