Giants GM Joe Schoen won't commit to QB selection at No. 3 draft pick

New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen has stated that the team will not feel pressured to select a quarterback with the third overall pick in the upcoming NFL draft, especially after signing veterans Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston. Instead, Schoen emphasized the importance of finding the right fit for the franchise, highlighting their flexibility to choose the best available player across various positions. With the Titans likely to select Miami's Cam Ward first, the Giants could target other top prospects like Travis Hunter or Abdul Carter if they remain available. Schoen remarked that the team is in a position to enhance their roster without being cornered into need-based decisions, indicating a commitment to long-term success rather than immediate fixes. Despite the focus on quarterback discussions, Schoen confirmed that the draft strategy could involve any position, reflecting a cautious approach as the team prepares for the season ahead. The Giants have five picks in the top 105, allowing them various options as they consider their best course of action in the draft.