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Giants news, 4/2: Daboll undecided about play caller, Evan Neal, Shedeur Sanders, more headlines

New York Giants headlines for Wednesday

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Takeaways from Coach Brian Daboll at Annual League Meeting | Giants.com

New cornerback Paulson Adebo has played both systems but is a “good man corner.” Daboll thinks “the world” of safety Jevón Holland since he was coming out of college. He’s an “instinctive” player and “crafty veteran.” He can play different spots in the back end and is a good leader.

New secondary coach/pass game coordinator Marquand Manuel has “done a nice job for us since he’s been here.” Cornerbacks coach Jeff Burris is a former first-round pick who can “help in certain areas with some of the players” like Deonte Banks.

Kiper sees the Giants still on track to draft Sanders

.@MelKiperESPN on if he still expects the Giants to take Shedeur Sanders at No. 3 in the NFL draft after signing Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/71NLTNezXU

— Get Up (@GetUpESPN) April 1, 2025

What Brian Daboll NY Giants QB evaluation process reveals about quest | The Record

Daboll develops tests for each quarterback featuring formations, motions, defensive fronts, run concepts and pass concepts. Those exams are sent to the quarterbacks and returned before the workouts so Daboll and the Giants can get a baseline for the prospects’ football knowledge.

“I would say, you’re doing work all the way up until the draft and you’re trying to cross every T and dot every I,” Daboll said. “There is so much information you’ve got to weed through. Some of the stuff that you listen to or hear and you’ve got to trust your meetings with the players, and you got to trust the time that you were on the board with them and how they were at the Combine, the East-West game, or the time you got to meet them, what the athletic trainers had to say or what did the graduate assistant have to say.”

2025 NFL Draft: Buying and selling the latest rumors | PFF

The Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston Signings Mean The New York Giants Won’t Take A Quarterback In The First Round Verdict: Sell

There is an assumption that because the Giants signed veterans Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston, they may now be out of the running to take a quarterback if Cameron Ward or Shedeur Sanders were available when they make the third overall selection. That shouldn’t entirely be the case, especially if the Giants feel either or both of those players would be a long-term solution.

If the Giants are sold particularly on Shedeur Sanders, the more likely available of the two, then they shouldn’t pass on him. Signing Wilson and Winston simply ensures against feeling forced to start Sanders right away. If Sanders earns the starting spot or becomes the primary backup ahead of Winston, then Winston becomes an easily tradeable asset.

Kyle Brandt’s coach picture breakdown about Dabs at the 8 minute mark

Best dressed coach. Most improved.

Hotel Fitness Center guy. The AFC west coach who dominated.

And the winner of the 2025 photo.

It’s all here. pic.twitter.com/5VUcuF322r

— Kyle Brandt (@KyleBrandt) April 1, 2025

The Giants are stuck in QB purgatory with little path to finding a franchise savior | FOX Sports

They were doomed to that fate, really, the minute Mara decided to bring back Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll for the 2025 season while simultaneously lighting a roaring fire under their seats. The Giants needed to be set up for a better future, but Schoen and Daboll needed a better present to insure they had a future at all. It left them placing one foot in both worlds, but not fully committed to either one.

And that’s exactly where they are. They signed a 36-year-old in Wilson who could help them get a few more wins this season, but whose “future” is in his past. And while maybe the 31-year-old Winston is young enough to have more of a future with the Giants, if they truly believed that they wouldn’t have signed Wilson, relegating Winston to the bench.

Giants must find their next franchise quarterback, but GM Joe Schoen won’t act recklessly. | SNY.tv

Giants co-owner John Mara did not speak at the NFL’s annual meeting, a rarity, but Schoen stressed he talks to him daily. Mara and Steve Tisch are on board with his plan. It’s evident that while these are desperate times, and the Giants will fire Schoen and Daboll if things don’t turn around in 2025, he will not act recklessly.

He won’t draft a quarterback to simply check a box. Only if he, and the rest of his staff, believe he can win “the NFC East every year and your ultimate goal is to win the Super Bowl.”