The New York Giants are navigating a complex quarterback situation entering the upcoming season. With a lineup featuring Super Bowl champion Russell Wilson, veteran Jameis Winston, third-year player Tommy DeVito, and rookie Jaxson Dart, the stakes are high. General manager Joe Schoen has confirmed Wilson as the starting QB, but recent underwhelming performances during OTAs have sparked discussions about a potential competition for the starting role. Notably, the Giants' first-team defense has shown significant improvement, while the offense has struggled to find consistency.

Winston's aggressive style, characterized by a willingness to take risks, may present a viable alternative if Wilson's performance doesn't improve. Meanwhile, Dart is expected to develop as a backup initially, but analysts suggest that if the Giants aim for an explosive offense, they might lean on Winston's capabilities. With the Giants ranked low in scoring last season, any signs of stagnation could lead to a tense competition for the starting role as training camp approaches.