Giants Reshape QB Room With Wilson, Dart, Winston

The New York Giants have overhauled their quarterback room for the 2025 NFL season by signing veterans Russell Wilson, who is coming off a solid season with Pittsburgh, and Jameis Winston, as well as selecting rookie Jaxson Dart in the first round. Wilson is expected to start, while Dart is being developed as the future franchise quarterback and has already progressed to second-team reps during OTAs. Head coach Brian Daboll and GM Joe Schoen are following a deliberate plan to let Dart learn from the veterans, though some, including former Giants QB Phil Simms, believe Dart should play sooner. The team's decision to improve their defense in the draft adds balance, but the main focus remains on the quarterback competition. The outcome of this transition and the timing of Dart's ascension to starting quarterback will significantly impact the futures of Schoen, Daboll, and the Giants' management. The failed Daniel Jones tenure underscores the stakes for the team's leadership.