Yesterday, I hosted another great Q&A session across both Instagram and Facebook, and the responses were incredible. Two names dominated the discussion: Abdul Carter and Travis Hunter. Let’s break down the most frequently asked questions and some standout comments.

Why Abdul Carter Makes Sense.

Many of you wanted to know: Who’s better, Carter or Hunter? The truth is, I like both. But Abdul Carter could be a game-changer for our defense. You can never have too many pass rushers—especially after years of watching “bend but don’t break” defenses.

“With Carter, even Kayvon will look good… You can’t block Sexy, Carter, Burns, and Kayvon. You put the QB on his back, force interceptions, get field position, and score points.”

– Jimmy on Facebook

Imagine that front—offensive lines won’t stand a chance.

The Case for Travis Hunter.

Now let’s talk Travis Hunter. His talent is off the charts, and the fact that he wants to play both wide receiver and cornerback at the NFL level is wild. From what I’m hearing, the Giants are open to it.

He’ll likely be a CB first, but imagine him in 3-WR sets. That would be must-watch football.

“Hunter all day. If we have a strong secondary, that makes our current pass rushers even better.”

– Joseph on Facbook

And he’s right—coverage and pressure go hand in hand.

Dart vs. Milroe: Which QB Fits?

Another hot topic: Jaxon Dart vs. Jalen Milroe. Some of you think the Giants would need to trade up for either. Others believe they’re second-round projects.

I personally like Dart just a bit more—big arm, mobile, tough. But if Milroe develops like Lamar Jackson? Watch out.

“The thing is… you can’t trade up for him, then sit him. If you’re gonna give up that capital, he’s gotta be playing Week 1. You’re essentially giving up a chance at 3 players to just get 1 if we trade up, so he better be starter material.”

– Vic on Bleed Big Blue Nation

Hard to argue with that logic. The cost to move up is steep—so the return better be worth it.

Drama During Draft Day.

While I love all the buzz and wild scenarios surrounding draft day, I’m not expecting the New York Giants to pull off some big surprise. It’s fun to speculate about potential trades, but I think the team will mostly stick to their strategy and address their needs in a calculated way. That said, there’s always the possibility of a trade that could completely shake things up. And that potential? Yeah, it’s definitely keeping me on my toes.

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The 2025 NFL Draft isn’t considered deep at quarterback. Most experts agree there are only two to four quarterbacks with true first-round grades. But that doesn’t mean teams lacking stability under center can afford to sit back and wait.

A few big names stand out — Cam Ward (Miami), Shedeur Sanders (Colorado), Jaxson Dart (Ole Miss), and Jalen Milroe (Alabama) — as possible Day 1 picks. However, there are also intriguing Day 2 or 3 options, such as Kyle McCord (Syracuse) and Tyler Shough (Louisville), who could develop into solid pros with the right coaching and patience.

Let’s break down the teams that should seriously consider drafting a quarterback in 2025. Let’s start the list with the Giants — after all, this is a New York Giants blog.

New York Giants

The Giants are holding the No. 3 and No. 34 overall picks, and it’s hard to imagine they don’t at least consider drafting a quarterback — especially with uncertainty swirling around the futures of Russell Wilson, Jameis Winston, and Tommy DeVito.

If Cam Ward, widely projected to be the first overall pick, is off the board to Tennessee, that leaves Shedeur Sanders as the next high-profile option. However, it wouldn’t be surprising if GM Joe Schoen and HC Brian Daboll decide to pass on Sanders. While he’s an exciting talent, questions remain about his fit and readiness for an NFL offense.

Instead, the Giants may opt to draft a blue-chip player at No. 3 — someone who can make an immediate impact — and then circle back for a quarterback at No. 34 or with a move up from that spot. If that’s the case, Jaxson Dart or Jalen Milroe become intriguing targets. Both are raw but have athletic upside and strong arms that Daboll might believe he can mold into long-term starters.

This strategy would be a gamble, but it also reflects the tightrope the Giants’ leadership is walking. Schoen and Daboll need to win now, but they also need a quarterback who can grow with the team. Dart or Milroe wouldn’t be expected to start right away, allowing the veterans to hold the fort while a young prospect develops behind the scenes.

With pressure mounting and the future uncertain, the Giants’ approach to the quarterback position could define this regime’s legacy — for better or worse.

Tennessee Titans

Will Levis hasn’t cemented himself, and their backups are over 30 with limited starts. Owning the No. 1 overall pick likely puts them in line for Cam Ward, a strong-armed, athletic option who could fit into their new offensive identity..

Cleveland Browns

Deshaun Watson’s injuries and inconsistency have left the Browns in limbo. Kenny Pickett hasn’t impressed, and while Joe Flacco is back, that’s not a long-term solution. With the second and 33rd picks, Cleveland is in a strong position to reset the quarterback room early in the draft.

Pittsburgh Steelers

The Steelers are one Rodgers decision away from needing a new plan. Even if he signs, Pittsburgh’s long-term outlook isn’t secure with only Mason Rudolph and Skylar Thompson behind him. A first-round developmental QB makes a lot of sense here.

New Orleans Saints

Derek Carr is under contract through 2026, but that doesn’t tell the full story. His salary spikes to $40 million in 2026 — and none of it is guaranteed. More pressing, however, is the shoulder injury he sustained late last season. While the team has been optimistic publicly, there’s growing concern that Carr’s recovery could impact his availability for the 2025 season.

Given that uncertainty, it makes sense for the Saints to consider drafting a quarterback — especially with a new head coach in Kellen Moore now leading the way. Taking one at No. 9 might be a stretch unless Shedeur Sanders falls into their lap. 

New York Jets

The Jets should let Justin Fields sink or swim in 2025. Tyrod Taylor, 35, is a capable veteran. Unless a top prospect is sitting there at No. 7 or 42, drafting a QB doesn’t feel urgent — but this is the Jets we’re talking about.

Los Angeles Rams

Matthew Stafford, 37, is near the end, and Jimmy Garoppolo, 33, is a temporary backup. Stetson Bennett remains unproven after missing most of his rookie year. If a QB like Dart falls to them at 26, the Rams may finally invest in their future at the position.

Las Vegas Raiders

Geno Smith, now 35, is under contract through 2027, but he’s clearly a short-term bridge. The Raiders appear to view Aidan O’Connell as a backup. With Carter Bradley still unproven, a Day 2 option like Shough or McCord may be worth a look.

Seattle Seahawks

Seattle handed Sam Darnold a sizable deal, but it’s not ironclad. They can move on next year if needed. With five picks in the top 92, GM John Schneider could easily take a swing if someone like Sanders drops to them. Their current backups, Sam Howell and Jaren Hall, are set to hit free agency next year.

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ESPN’s Dan Orlovsky recently said, “If I could hand pick one team for Jalen Milroe, it would be the New York Giants… This would be the perfect place for both the player and the organization.” And honestly? He’s absolutely right.

The Giants are in a strange place right now. They’ve added veterans Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston, which gives them short-term options at quarterback. But that doesn’t mean they should pass on the opportunity to plan for the future.

Pick the Best Player at No. 3, Then Strike for Milroe.

With the third overall pick in the draft, the Giants should stick to their board and take the best player available—whether that’s a wide receiver, edge rusher, or offensive tackle. But that shouldn’t stop them from keeping an eye on Alabama’s Jalen Milroe.

Current mock drafts have Milroe as a late first- or second-round pick. That’s a range where the Giants could easily trade up or make a move, especially with the extra picks they have.

Milroe brings dynamic playmaking ability, speed, and leadership to the table. He’s raw but explosive, and learning behind two veterans could do wonders for his growth. If the Giants are truly thinking long-term, they need to get serious about developing a quarterback—and Milroe could be the answer.

Building for Now and the Future.

Let’s face it—the Giants’ front office is in a tough spot. They need to win right now, but they also need to prepare for what’s next. That’s rarely a good combo.

However, drafting Jalen Milroe would be a smart middle ground. He wouldn’t need to start right away, but he’d give the Giants a real shot at finding their quarterback of the future.

It’s time to take a swing. And Milroe might just be the perfect pitch.

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