What would a “dream” offseason look like for the New York Giants?
Obviously, landing a franchise quarterback would have to be part of that, but upgrading talent up and down the roster would also be on the menu.
Mason Cameron of Pro Football Focus recently outlined the “dream offseason” for all 32 NFL teams and believes the Giants’ best moves would be to select Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders with the third overall selection and sign veteran wide receiver Stefon Diggs in free agency.
As alluded to in PFF’s best landing spots series, with the Giants holding a top-three draft pick, the are expected to make a play for one of the class’ top quarterbacks. Sanders is often linked to New York, and given his strong foundation as a passer with fundamentally sound throwing mechanics that give him the tools to develop at the next level, it’s no surprise why.
Pairing Diggs’ experience with breakout star Malik Nabers would provide Sanders with quality weapons in the receiving game and ample opportunity to produce quickly.
There are no real wrong answers for the Giants, who have a record of 9-25 over the past two seasons and have averaged just 15.8 points per game on offense over that period.
They need dynamism on offense as well as production. They also need to shift the narrative away from their gaping personnel mistakes that have compounded their culture problem.
Bringing in players who can add some excitement on and off the field will help shift the narrative of a Giants franchise that is at an all-time low when it comes to popularity.
