
Graziano mentions in his article that the Giants' plans at quarterback after missing out on Matthew Stafford seem a bit "unsettled." While they could stay put at pick No. 3 in hopes of either Cam Ward or Shedeur Sanders falling to them, it sounds as if both the Giants and Jets -- whose QB situation is also up in the air -- could be players to trade up for the Titans' No. 1 overall pick. As of now, the Giants don't have a quarterback on the roster, as Drew Lock, Tommy DeVito, and Tim Boyle are all set to be free agents. The Jets are expected to release Aaron Rodgers in the coming days, but do have veteran Tyrod Taylor under contract through next season. With the draft over a month away, both teams will have plenty of time to decide if a move to No. 1 is in their best interest, or if staying put is the preferred way to go while holding out until next season to make a move for a franchise quarterback.