By Adeniyi Precious 
The New York Giants finally have a new quarterback, and fans are buzzing. On Friday, they signed Jameis Winston to a two-year deal worth $8 million (which could go up to $16 million with incentives). For a fanbase that’s been stuck watching rough quarterback play for years, this at least adds some excitement—win or lose.
Winston joins Tommy DeVito as the only QBs on the roster for now, but let’s be real—this move doesn’t mean the Giants are set at the position. Winston’s contract is backup money, leaving the door wide open for another veteran signing. Big names like Aaron Rodgers and Russell Wilson are still floating around in free agency, and once one signs somewhere, the other might not be far behind.
And don’t forget about the NFL Draft. The Giants have the No. 3 overall pick, meaning they could still grab a rookie QB—maybe Cam Ward, Shedeur Sanders, or another prospect. Winston could be a bridge quarterback, helping a young player adjust while keeping things entertaining.
Of course, Winston isn’t just known for his on-field play. His past includes some controversial incidents, but for fans willing to look past that, he brings a high-risk, high-reward style of football that could make Giants games must-watch TV.
But until Wilson and Rodgers make their decisions, Winston’s starting job for Week 1 isn’t set in stone. The Giants might not be done making moves just yet.