Let’s be real — the Giants *have* to be better in 2025. Mostly because, well… they couldn’t really get much worse than last year.
But here’s the kicker: GM Joe Schoen didn’t exactly overhaul the offense. He made **one** big move — and if that doesn’t work out? He might be out of a job.
The splashy signing of Russell Wilson, plus that bold first-round trade-up to grab QB Jaxson Dart as his future replacement, is basically the story of the Giants’ offseason.
Sure, the defense got a boost — top rookie Abdul Carter, two solid vets in the secondary, and third-rounder Darius Alexander on the line. But all eyes are on the offense.
Why? Because it looks like the front office pinned *everything* on Daniel Jones being the problem. Now, they’re swapping him out and keeping just about everyone else — 10 starters are back.
Schoen’s betting that Jones was the issue and Russ can fix it. But let’s be honest — there’s a real shot this offense still underwhelms. People are already talking about when Dart might take over.
And here’s the thing: usually, when a GM drafts a rookie QB, they buy themselves some time. “Hey, we’re rebuilding! Gotta give the kid time!” That kind of pitch.
But Giants ownership? They’re already iffy on Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll. So that excuse might not fly.
