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The New York Giants opted to draft wide receiver Malik Nabers 6th overall in last week's NFL draft. The team selected Nabers over quarterbacks J.J. McCarthy, Michael Penix and Bo Nix. With the Giants still in need of a long-term solution at the quarterback, there is unrest amongst the fan base. Ethan, Nick and Weis are here to quell concern and put some reason out into the universe. 

In a strategic move, the Giants selected Malik Nabers as their 6th overall pick, bypassing highly touted quarterbacks JJ McCarthy, Michael Penix, and Bo Nix. Explore with us as we uncover the rationale behind this decision and how it aligns with the Giants' long-term perspective on roster building. While the Giants might not yet have their quarterback, the front office and coach are making the best of the situation at hand and not forcing a pick at the most important position in the sport. 

The New York Football Giants finally closed the book on the Saquon Barkley era of franchise on Monday letting the running back opt for free agency and sign with the Philadelphia Eagles. In addition, safety Xavier McKinney opted to sign with the Green Bay Packers. The Giants completed a trade for pass rusher Brian Burns and signed both Jon Runyan and Jermain Eluemunor to help solidify the offensive line. 

In addition, a whole lot of Joe Schoen talk. 

The New York Football Giants and defensive coordinator Wink Martindale finally agreed to part ways on Wednesday afternoon after several days of drama. In addition the team made several changes to the coaching staff including long time punching bag, offensive line coach Bobby Johnson. 

With the offseason looming and the top of the NFL draft order solidified, what can the Giants do to make the best out of a difficult situation with no obvious solution at the quarterback position and 3 teams ahead of them in the draft with a clear need at QB. 

How will Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll address the offseason? 

The New York Giants inexplicably as ten point underdogs went on the road and defeated the Washington Commanders in Tommy DeVito's first career win as a starting quarterback. While the Giants won on the field, winning might have consequences for next spring's NFL draft and sets up a crucial game this upcoming weekend against the New England Patriots. Caleb Williams bowl, Tanksgiving, it's all in front of the Giants. 

The New York Football Giants will not win another football game as long as Tommy DeVito, the pride of Don Bosco Prep, plays quarterback for the franchise. Simply put, it's not DeVito's fault the Giants are losing, nor is Brian Daboll at fault for this mess of a season. With injuries piling up, the stakes low and the team unable to function on offense, why is everyone still so angry? Isn't a high draft pick in the spring a good thing?