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Giants news, 3/19: Jeremiah, Kiper mock Shedeur Sanders to Giants, Aaron Rodgers, more headlines

New York Giants headlines for Wednesday

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Other Giant observations

2025 NFL Draft: Worst-case scenarios for all 32 teams | PFF

New York Giants: Two Quarterbacks Off the Board and Unable to Trade Up. Rumors have already percolated about Schoen trying to trade up to first overall, which still feels possible. But if the Titans want to stick and pick Cam Ward at that spot, then the Browns might feel pressured to select Shedeur Sanders at Pick No. 2. In that case, Schoen would almost certainly miss out on the draft’s premier gunslingers for a second straight year, forced into a consolation prize of someone like Jalen Milroe, Jaxson Dart or Tyler Shough in Round 2 — any of whom might be taken before they should.

For Mel Kiper, it’s not only about the on-field capabilities for Shedeur Sanders

.@MelKiperESPN has Shedeur Sanders going No. 3 to the New York Giants in his latest mock draft.

“The big stage, the bright lights. He’s dealt with all of that.” pic.twitter.com/HQJiBSpPTw

— Get Up (@GetUpESPN) March 18, 2025

GM Joe Schoen is foolish to think Giants are just a QB away from contention | NJ.com

The Giants’ offense was a complete train wreck last season. Anyone with a brain recognizes that.

They had the second fewest points per game (16.1), the third fewest yards per game (294.8) and the fifth fewest passing yards per game (189.9). Sure, quarterback Daniel Jones (and the terrible trio of QBs who replaced him) played the biggest role in this, but the other position groups deserve blame too.

The Giants’ Aaron Rodgers waiting game isn’t what you think | New York Post

How long is too long? For those who look at the Giants’ pursuit of Aaron Rodgers and think “Are you kidding me?” — this has already gone on for an exorbitant amount of time.

How Geno Smith, Sam Darnold and others on QB carousel fit into new offenses | The Athletic

If Rodgers goes to the Giants, he could be in line for a similar season to the one he had with the Jets. They could draft a quarterback later, like Jalen Milroe or Jaxson Dart, to sit and develop behind Rodgers.

Russell Wilson is waiting for Rodgers’ decision. Once Rodgers chooses, Wilson will have his choice of the rest, but he’s not a difference-maker at this point in his career. Wilson will give a team somewhat competent quarterback play, but there’s a market for that with how weak the draft’s quarterback class is.

SI’s Albert Breer breaks down the different avenues for the Giants quarterback room in 2025

@AlbertBreer

While everyone waits for Aaron Rodgers, what is the #NYGiants plan at quarterback for 2025 and beyond?#NFL #NFLDraft pic.twitter.com/hwuG9WRVpt

— Rich Eisen Show (@RichEisenShow) March 18, 2025

NFL’s All-Time Free Agency Team: Drew Brees, Deion Sanders headline best deals | FOX Sports

Punter: Jeff Feagles, New York Giants Signed with the Giants in 2003 for five years, $4.3 million. There may have been better punters, but no one more consistent, especially after he found a home in New York late in his career. He was 37 when he joined them and became a master at the “coffin corner” kick, dropping more than a third of his punts inside the 20 in each of his seven seasons with the Giants. He went to a Pro Bowl once, helped them win a Super Bowl and became a trusted special teams weapon. In fact, he didn’t miss a single game in his 22-year career, setting a record by playing in 352 consecutive games before retiring at age 43.