By Adeniyi Precious 
The New York Giants just added another quarterback to their lineup, and let’s just say… it’s not exactly a game-changer. Jameis Winston is joining the team, making him the latest QB in what feels like an endless cycle of questionable choices under center.
Take a look at the NFC East’s quarterback lineup and tell me who stands out (for the wrong reasons):
Jalen Hurts – Super Bowl MVP, franchise cornerstone.
Jayden Daniels – Offensive Rookie of the Year, led Washington to a deep playoff run.
Dak Prescott – Veteran leader, former MVP runner-up, making a cool $60 million a year.
Jameis Winston – Well… he throws a lot of interceptions.
Winston, now on his fourth team in 11 seasons, has a losing record (36-51) and a history of poor decision-making. Sure, he’s got personality, but that doesn’t win games. The Giants, meanwhile, seem to have given up on a quick fix. Instead of chasing a big-name veteran like Aaron Rodgers, they’re looking at the future—with the third overall pick in the upcoming draft, they’ll likely target a rookie QB like Cam Ward or Shedeur Sanders.
So where does Winston fit in? Is he a short-term starter while they develop a young QB? A veteran mentor? A backup for Tommy DeVito? The Giants’ quarterback struggles since Eli Manning retired have been brutal—Daniel Jones, Mike Glennon, Tyrod Taylor, Drew Lock… now Winston joins that list.
For Giants fans hoping for a turnaround, this signing probably won’t move the needle. Winston will bring some laughs and headlines, but will he bring wins? Not likely.