Don't look now, but the New York Giants are finally getting talked about for all the right reasons. That would have seemed impossible a year or two ago, but a roster overhaul and an actual plan at quarterback can shift a narrative quickly.
Not long ago, the team turned to Daniel Jones as the heir to Eli Manning's throne. While early returns looked promising, it was clear that he was never going to be the franchise savior for then general manager Dave Gettleman and head coach Pat Shurmur. They opted for immediate results over emphasizing the long game, and the team is still paying for that decision today (literally).