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Giants news, 2/26: Schoen speaks, combine notes, Russell Wilson, more headlines

New York Giants news for Wednesday

Good morning New York Giants fans!

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Other Giant observations

The Giants’ scouting combine mission couldn’t be clearer | New York Post

It is not all about the quarterbacks. It is not all about the quarterbacks. It is not all about the quarterbacks.

The Giants know this. Their front office, led by general manager Joe Schoen, and coaching staff, led by Brian Daboll, this week moved their base of operations to the scouting combine, an important next step in the evaluation process that will eventually conclude with their final player rankings in advance of the 2025 NFL Draft.

Joe Schoen has not been asked by other NFL teams about his thoughts on Offseason Hard Knocks

If he was asked? “I think I know what I would tell them” pic.twitter.com/FYwBJaIgb8

— Giants Videos (@SNYGiants) February 25, 2025

NFL Mock Draft 2025: College football writers weigh in on the first round’s top picks – The Athletic

3. New York Giants: Travis Hunter, CB/WR, Colorado. The Giants also need a quarterback, but Hunter is the best prospect in the draft and one of the most exciting playmakers of the 21st century. He may already be an All-Pro caliber player. If New York’s quarterback situation doesn’t improve in 2025, Texas’ Arch Manning and Penn State’s Drew Allar will be waiting in 2026. — Grace Raynor

The Perfect Free-Agent Signing for Every NFL Team | Bleacher Report

New York Giants: QB Russell Wilson. The Giants slammed the door on the Daniel Jones era last year, but if the Tennessee Titans and Cleveland Browns take quarterbacks at No. 1 and No. 2 in the draft, the G-Men will be frozen out of Cam Ward and Shedeur Sanders.

If that’s the case, they may look to add a developmental prospect on Day 2. Wilson’s best days may be behind him, but the veteran would be a solid stopgap option after winning six of 11 starts and posting a passer rating over 95 with the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2024.