Joe Schoen’s Commitment: Exploring Every Option to Strengthen the Quarterback Position

The Giants have a big challenge ahead: they need more than just one quarterback. Right now, the only quarterback on their roster is Tommy DeVito.

At the NFL Scouting Combine, General Manager Joe Schoen hinted that the team is looking to bring in both a veteran quarterback and a rookie from the draft. This is crucial for the team’s future.

Schoen pointed out, “Tommy DeVito is our only quarterback on the roster. We need to explore all options. We are keeping an eye on both veterans and rookies.” He added that having an experienced player alongside a young quarterback can really help in their development.

The Giants hold a valuable third overall pick, which opens up possibilities. However, pressure is mounting for Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll to improve the team quickly. Reports suggest the Giants are interested in Matthew Stafford, the Rams quarterback, who is potentially available for trade.

Schoen didn’t confirm any discussions with the Rams regarding Stafford but emphasized the importance of finding the right fit. He stated, “It’s important that the play from whoever we bring in is better than what we’ve had.” Injuries in recent seasons forced the Giants to use multiple quarterbacks, which has disrupted their game plans.

Finding a reliable quarterback is more crucial than ever for the Giants. With Daniel Jones, who was once their hopeful sixth overall pick, not meeting expectations, the team is now determined to secure someone who can lead them to success. As Schoen put it, “This is the most important position in football, and we need to improve.”