Unexpected Trade News :Giants Exchange Daniel Jones And Replace….
In terms of their quarterback position, the New York Giants are in transition. According to SNYtv, there are hints that the Giants are willing to trade up in the first round in order to get a possible replacement for Daniel Jones, even if he is still on the team.
But the Giants will have a tough task in trying to choose one of the best quarterback prospects in the 2024 NFL Draft. They are up against clubs like the Bears, Commanders, and Patriots, who are all in the need for a quarterback, since they currently have the sixth overall pick.
Although it is possible that one of these clubs may give up their slot, doing so would probably come at a hefty cost and might need future top draft selections.
Even the possibility of Daniel Jones being included in a deal has been floated, but his pay may make things more difficult.
Alternatively, the Giants may decide to hold onto the position and investigate the alternatives at No. 6. Unexpected events might still happen, even though prospects like Caleb Williams, Jayden Daniels, and Drake Maye might have be gone by then. Caleb Williams’ choice to forego medical examinations during the NFL Scouting Combine, for example, may have an impact on his availability.
If the best quarterbacks aren’t available at No. 6, the Giants may still examine players like Michael Penix Jr., Bo Nix, and J.J. McCarthy. On Days 2 or 3 of the draft, they may also go for Michael Pratt or Spencer Rattler.
Joe Schoen, general manager, voiced assurance on the caliber of quarterbacks in this year’s class, stressing that good choices are available outside of the first round. This opinion is in line with the Giants’ determination to look at every option in order to improve their quarterback room before the 2024 campaign begins.
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