With each passing week, it becomes clear that the New York Giants will be on the hunt for a new quarterback next year.

The question is; Which direction makes the most sense? If the Giants want to get the most bang for their buck, general manager Joe Schoen should consider either Miami’s Cam Ward or Colorado’s Shedeur Sanders.

Ward or Sanders would likely provide the same excitement as Jayden Daniels, whom the Giants missed last season. Even though the Giants were enamored with Daniels, they didn’t make a trade. They immediately stopped and selected wide receiver Malik Nabers.

“The right decision would be to let Daboll hand-draft a quarterback. The organization has shown strong interest in some prominent rookie quarterbacks in 2024, including Jayden Daniels and Drake Maye, but has been unable to move up the draft board to land them .” PFF notes to Bradley Locker.

“After a year, it feels like Big Blue needs to draft a signal caller with their first or second pick. The latter might make more sense if the Giants don’t pick within the top five.”

Ward and Sanders are competing for the Heisman Trophy Award, which will be awarded in December. Daniels was last season’s winner. Should Ward or Sanders win the award, it would certainly create a lot of energy and excitement if they become the New York Giants as well.

Ward has led the University of Miami to an 8-0 record so far this season. He threw for over 300 yards in each of his first seven games. Sanders led the Colorado Buffaloes to a 6-2 record, qualifying for the bowl for only the third time since 2007.

As for Jones, the Giants will likely cut him because there is no guaranteed money left owed to him. While some believe the Giants should explore a trade for Jones, Locker is not one of them, and his logic makes sense.

“Trading Jones will be difficult due to his big contract. According to Spotrac.com, Jones is scheduled to earn a base salary of $30 million next season. He could be a salary cap hit and his contract could be terminated in the 2015 offseason,” Locker wrote. .

The question is: If the Giants want to move on a rookie, what will they do for a bridge quarterback who can play until the rookie is ready? New York will consider signing a veteran player like Drew Lock, who is currently with the team, or Tommy DeVito, who will serve as an exclusive rights free agent as both are familiar with the system currently in place and can help expedite the process. A rookie’s transition to offense.