The New England Patriots declined a trade offer from the New York Giants to move up from the No. 6 pick to No. 3 in the 2024 NFL Draft, where they ultimately selected quarterback Drake Maye. Giants General Manager Joe Schoen called Patriots executive Eliot Wolf shortly before the draft, proposing a package that included their first-round pick and additional selections, but it fell short of the Patriots' high demands. Wolf indicated that only a 'blockbuster trade' akin to the infamous Ricky Williams deal would persuade them to part with their coveted pick. The Giants, hesitant to overpay, decided to stick with their current quarterback, Daniel Jones, instead of making a risky move for Maye. This decision reflects the Giants' cautious approach amid uncertainty in their quarterback situation, as they later drafted wide receiver Malik Nabers. The Patriots' insistence on a significant offer underscores their commitment to strengthening their roster with Maye as a cornerstone player.