If you thought the New York Giants were going to make their search for a franchise quarterback a smooth ride, Big Blue had other ideas.
The Giants threw a grenade at conventional wisdom late Tuesday when they officially signed journeyman Russell Wilson to a one-year $21 million deal to be its starting quarterback in 2025, just days after inking Jameis Winston to a two-year deal.
And, oh by the way, there is some thought out there that the Giants might STILL draft a quarterback high in the draft next month!
At least Big Blue is out of the Aaron Rodgers sweepstakes.
Wilson joins a Giants team that is desperate to figure out its quarterback conundrum, but one must wonder what the next steps really are for Big Blue both in the short and long term.
In his prime Wilson was a borderline Hall of Fame player, who won a Super Bowl with the Seattle Seahawks in 2013, and was on the doorstep of another had Seattle chose another play call at the end of Super Bowl XLIX against the New England Patriots.
Since that time, Wilson has become a journeyman, bouncing from Seattle to Denver, Pittsburgh and now New York.
Let's Ride? Let's wait and see!
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