One trade at the top of Serby Mock 2.0 gives Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll a quarterback of the future for the Giants.

Daniel Jones was a mistake that John Mara and Joe Schoen won’t soon forget. Not only did Mara greenlight then-New York Giants head coach Pat Shurmur to select Jones at No. 6 overall in the 2019 NFL Draft,

The New York Giants have largely been linked to one of the top-two quarterbacks in the 2025 NFL Draft class and the latest mock draft follows that trend.

At 6-foot-5 and 267 pounds, Stewart ripped off a 1.58-second 10-yard split in the 40-yard dash. To put that into context, Von Miller posted a split of 1.59 — and he was 20 pounds lighter. Many people will get hung up on Stewart’s lack of sack production, but the tape shows a player who affects the backfield much more than the stat sheet suggests.

NFL free agency does not begin until next week (March 10), but activity swelled Wednesday as trades were unofficially executed and more players were added to the chopping block, released. A flurry of moves will likely continue over the next few days as teams position themselves for the start of the legal tampering period Monday and the subsequent start of free agency Wednesday.

Both New York teams are in the market for new starting QBs. The Giants appear best positioned to trade up to No. 1 overall to get their top choice.

Many fans don't want to see the Giants trade up. They'd prefer NY sits back at No. 3 and takes the best player available. What do you think?

Kyle Dvorchak's second mock draft features a blockbuster trade resulting in the Giants landing their QB of the future in Cam Ward.

The New York Giants enter an offseason of crucial decisions that will shape the tenure of the entire regime. Of course, the biggest decision of all comes at the quarterback position. The outcome of whatever happens this offseason at the game's most important position will dictate the future of general manager Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll.