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Giants news, 3/22: Shedeur Sanders, Aaron Rodgers, Lil’Jordan Humphrey, more headlines

New York Giants headlines for Saturday

Good morning New York Giants fans!

From Big Blue View

Other Giant observations

NFL draft rumors: Giants scouted every Shedeur Sanders game in 2024 | The Record

NFL Network’s Daniel Jeremiah shared word on Thursday that the Giants attended every Colorado game this season, essentially following Sanders around the country.

“I was told by someone, outside the Giants organization but someone inside the league, that said the Giants had a presence at every single Colorado game this year,” Jeremiah said on Thursday’s 40s and Free Agents podcast. “They were following Shedeur Sanders around the entire season.”

Dan Orlovsky runs through Jaxson Dart’s tape

Dart 100% gets through progressions
Dart 100% is accurate with the ball downfield

Remember who said it first, how how does he go and to whom?@Giants @Raiders @Saints @steelers pic.twitter.com/Lgjl8ckR7a

— Dan Orlovsky (@danorlovsky7) March 20, 2025

Joe Milton III landing spots: Browns, Steelers among five logical destinations for Patriots quarterback | CBSSports.com

New York Giants. Judging by the veteran QBs they’ve had their eye on, Milton may not fit the profile of what the Giants want at the current moment. Still, he’s an option to consider. There is a world where Rodgers retires and Wilson heads back to Pittsburgh, leaving them with little options at the position. Even at the NFL Draft, a quarterback worthy of the No. 3 overall pick isn’t a slam dunk to be available to them with the Titans and Browns ahead of them. With all that in mind, Milton is at least an option with some upside that could be available at a relatively low cost for Brian Daboll and Joe Schoen.

One positive takeaway for all 32 NFL teams following NFL free agency | PFF

Stability in the Secondary. The five players projected to be starters in the Giants’ secondary — Deonte Banks, Paulson Adebo, Dru Phillips, Jevon Holland and Tyler Nubin — will all be 26 years old or younger when the 2025 season starts. Adebo and Holland are the new additions who should add value to New York’s single-high-heavy defense. If the Giants’ defensive line is healthy, the pass defense could be a serious problem for opponents next season.

2026 NFL free agency: Top players, QBs potentially available | ESPN.com

Kayvon Thibodeaux, Edge, New York Giants. Thibodeaux is a linear edge rusher with a quick first step and the short-area burst to close in on quarterbacks. He had 5.5 sacks in 12 games last season. But in 2023, Thibodeaux had his best numbers as a pro with 11.5 sacks and three forced fumbles.

Victor Dimukeje is officially a Giant

Welcome to the squad, @Vicdimukeje ✍️ pic.twitter.com/LuJv6IOsTX

— New York Giants (@Giants) March 21, 2025

2025 NFL free agency grades: Team-by-team marks as Vikings address major needs | CBSSports.com

New York Giants: B+. Paulson Adebo was one of my favorite free agents from this class, since he was playing like one of the best cornerbacks in the NFL before his unfortunate injury last season. Not only did New York grab him, but also former Dolphins safety Jevon Holland — who is without a doubt one of the most versatile defensive backs in the NFL.

Now onto the quarterback situation. Who knows if Sam Darnold or Justin Fields are worth the contracts they got? I’m fine with the Giants brass passing on players they aren’t sold on. Aaron Rodgers and Russell Wilson aren’t exciting, sure, but maybe Shedeur Sanders finds himself with the Giants and is a franchise quarterback.

How much does every NFL owner want to win? A team-by-team breakdown of their efforts | The Athletic

Stuck in struggle mode. The Giants paid Daniel Jones when they knew he wasn’t the guy, and then released him a season-and-a-half later. They opted against paying running back Saquon Barkley when they knew he was special. John Mara is letting GM Joe Schoen and coach Brian Daboll run it back in a bad year to need a quarterback in free agency or the draft.