Since Eli Manning called it a career, the New York Giants have cycled through quarterback after quarterback with no real answer in sight. Eight different starters have taken snaps in the post-Manning era, and not one has moved the needle.
Frustrating, surely—but not even the most frustrating part.
The real issue is there hasn’t been a plan. Even while slogging through six Daniel Jones-led seasons, the front office failed to map out a long-term quarterback strategy, and that’s what’s really come back to bite them. It’s been years since this team had anything close to a coherent QB vision.