By Adeniyi Precious 
If Russell Wilson can channel even a fraction of his All-Pro days with the Seahawks, the New York Giants might finally have a real answer at quarterback. But let’s be honest—that’s a big “if.”
The rest of the NFC East? They’re not too worried. Washington is pushing to make the playoffs two years in a row for the first time in decades. The Cowboys? Well, they’ve made a habit of dominating the Giants. And then there’s the Eagles, fresh off a Super Bowl win, ready to keep their momentum rolling.
Still, Wilson is stepping in with confidence. “I expect to be the starter and be ready to rock and roll every day,” he told reporters over Zoom. He emphasized that the Giants need strong leadership, both in practice and on game day, to build a winning culture.
Even if Wilson plays close to his peak level, the Giants still have a long way to go before they can keep up in the NFC East. But Wilson, now entering his 14th season, believes in his new squad. “I get to lead an amazing group of men with big hopes, goals, and dreams. We all share the same mission.”
The NFC East is shaping up to be a warzone again this season. The real question is: Will the Giants be contenders or just casualties?