To use dating app analogy, the Giants may need to keep swiping correctly at the quarterback and see who pops up as a match.
“I don't think they'll be anyone's first choice,” an NFL agent with multiple quarterbacks who represent the NFL agents told the Post at last week's NFL Draft Scouting Combine.
After a shortage of pursuing a deal with Matthew Stafford, the Giants have been doing their homework for Aaron Rodgers, Russell Wilson, Sam Darnold, Justin Fields and Jamaice Winston. However, these quarterbacks may see some of the same red flags that are relevant enough to get Stafford to receive less money and stay with the Rams if they have other options.
“Can they protect me? Who's calling the play? How long will the head coach and general manager who signs me be there?” The second NFL agent guessed when asked about a question asking if the client was in the place.
