The New York Giants have made significant adjustments to their quarterback lineup this offseason, opting for a combination of experienced players and a promising rookie. With the re-signing of Tommy DeVito, they have added veterans Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston to the mix, while selecting Jaxson Dart in the recent draft class. As the Giants prepare for the upcoming season, Wilson has been declared the starting quarterback, with Winston stepping in as the primary backup. Dart is expected to redshirt and develop for the future.

However, former quarterback Robert Griffin III has raised concerns over the Giants' strategy, criticizing the decision to sign both Winston and Wilson while also drafting Dart. Griffin argues this will limit Dart's development and overall team cohesion. The Giants, on the other hand, believe they are following a more traditional approach reminiscent of when they successfully transitioned from Kurt Warner to Eli Manning. General manager Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll hope the combination of veterans and a talented rookie will fortify their quarterback position and lead to a more robust offensive strategy this season.