The director general of the New York Giants, Joe Schoen, has a clear starting point for the coming season: find a way for the giants to win as many games as possible with a veteran quarterrier at the helm while trying to set up the team for future success.
It is a narrow thread needle, especially when the third review Tommy Devito is the only quarter of your list. The giants would have made a good pitch to acquire the former professional of the professional Matthew Stafford of the Rams of Los Angeles, who decided to renegotiate their agreement and removed it from the commercial market.
This leaves Schoen with nearly three dozen quarter-backs of veteran pending, from which to choose, although he can always investigate one business with someone on another list.
The co -owner of the John Mara team also underlined the need to improve defense and depth along the offensive line. Can Schoen find these pieces in free agency, or will he wait for the draft of the NFL, where the giants have seven selections, highlighted by the third overall choice?
The host Big Blue Breakdown Paul Dottino examined all the possibilities and addressed the comments and questions of the fans.
