The New York Giants are preparing for a new season, and they’ll have a different starting quarterback than last year.

Right now, though, the Giants’ quarterback room does not look obviously improved for 2025. At the moment, with the hope of Dart’s development off in the distance, the Giants’ quarterback room looks crowded and pedestrian. Or maybe it’s just different.

The New York Giants’ front office prioritized leadership, culture, and locker room stability before turning to a rookie quarterback—and it may save Brian Daboll’s job.

Even with an improved roster, there are still concerns about areas that could have a major impact on the Giants' season.

Giants quarterback Russell Wilson took a majority of the first-team snaps during Wednesday's OTA practice, while star wideout Malik Nabers sat out the practice while dealing with a toe injury.

New York Giants rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart could push for Russell Wilson's job, but that conversation is still months away.

The New York Giants revealed how they plan to use Russell Wilson, Jameis Winston, and Jaxson Dart during the team's first round of OTAs.

Time will tell if the New York Giants roster makeover pays off, but on paper, it was one of the more thorough transformations of any NFL team this past offseason.

One of the New York Giants' recent draft misses was highlighted as a player who is facing "pressure" to make the Week 1 roster at 2025 camp.