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  • NYG Front Office
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    Brown just completed his third season as the Giants’ assistant general manager and also interviewed with the Raiders for their GM opening earlier this offseason. Before joining the Giants in 2022, Brown spent five seasons with the Eagles (2017-2021), starting as an assistant director of pro scouting before working his way up to director of player personnel in 2021. Brown has fielded several GM interviews over the last several seasons and nearly landed the Chargers’ GM role in 2024 before the team hired Joe Hortiz from the Ravens. While the last two seasons have proved challenging for Brown and the Giants, the team’s unexpected success during the 2022 season, in which they went 9-7-1 and made the postseason, caught the attention of teams. As the Jaguars continue to vet their GM candidates, it wouldn’t be surprising to see Brown make another deep run that could end with him being tabbed as the man to replace former GM Trent Baalke.
  • Quarterback
    Colorado QB Shedeur Sanders is visiting with the Browns and Giants.
    Sanders mentioned the visits in a video from Well Off Media, the YouTube channel of his older brother Deion Sanders Jr. The visits themselves are still about a month away, meaning the NFL Combine is next up for Sanders in the pre-draft process. As of a few weeks ago, Sanders had not determined if he would throw at the combine, though he will meet with plenty of teams in Indy. The Browns and Giants are on the clock directly after Tennessee at No. 1 overall. With both teams ready to move in new directions at quarterback, they are already starting their due diligence on the highly-touted prospect.
  • NYG Quarterback #2
    To be clear, Duggan specifically says it “would be a surprise if either side is interested in continuing the relationship.” That kind of trust-building does happen when your supposed QB2 is benched for Tommy DeVito. Lock will be entering his age-29 season and is probably a low-end QB2 at best, but there are plenty of openings around the league. Backup-needy teams will probably look into Lock given his relatively young age and what his arm talent can show on his best days.
  • NYG Coaching Staff
    Hall spent the previous two seasons in Jacksonville as the Jaguars wide receivers coach and served in the same role with the Bills from 2019 to 2022. The hiring of Hall has already led to early speculation that the QB-needy Giants could be a potential landing spot for Matthew Stafford, who is Hall’s brother-in-law. Stafford and the Rams need to figure out his contract situation for next season, but if they prefer to cut bait instead, the Giants could be a team to watch. It’s all just loose speculation at this point, but it’s something to keep in mind as we move closer to the offseason.
  • FA Offensive Coordinator
    The role is undisclosed, but it feels likely he’ll get a passing game coordinator title. Dorsey was a rumored potential offensive coordinator for the Cowboys, but with the coordinator jobs largely set outside of New Orleans, he’ll settle for a job on Dallas’ staff. Dorsey probably has some bounceback potential after being fired in Buffalo and let go in Cleveland following a failed pivot to a spread offense for Deshaun Watson, it isn’t like he was a terrible playcaller for the Bills. Brian Schottenheimer will likely lean heavily on him to help mend the Dallas passing attack.
  • Kicker #21
    Mason Crosby retired from the NFL after 17 seasons.
    Crosby spent the first 16 seasons of his career with the Packers, who drafted him in the sixth round of the 2007 NFL Draft. The former Colorado Buffalo was never named as an All-Pro or to the Pro Bowl, but he did play a role in the Packers winning a Super Bowl in the 2010 season. A lifetime 81.3 percent kicker on his field goal attempts, Crosby retires ranked as the 59th most accurate kicker of all-time.
  • CLE Quarterback #5
    Winston was asked by Saquon Barkley, of all people, about the possibility of signing with the Giants during Super Bowl media day. His response should be taken with a grain of salt, but Winston was quick to point out that he’s set to hit free agency this offseason while adding “I want to keep playing and doing what I do best.” As things stand right now, the Giants do not have a quarterback under contract for the 2025 season. While Winston wouldn’t make sense as a long-term solution, his value as a bridge quarterback who is a former No. 1 pick with tons of experience can’t be overstated. Winston threw for 2121-13-12 in 12 games last season while completing 61.1 percent of his passes.
  • NYG Linebacker #5
    Duggan hypothesizes that the Giants will pick up the option despite saying “Thibodeaux hasn’t made the impact that was expected when he was the fifth pick in the 2022 draft.” Through three seasons, Thibodeaux has 23 NFL sacks and 78 hurries. He’s been a solid EDGE player, but it’s probably fair to say he hasn’t quite lived up to being the No. 5 pick in the draft yet. The 24-year-old will look to take a step forward in 2025 next to Brian Burns.
  • NYG Coaching Staff #55
    It’s not known yet what title Morgan will have, but it’d be surprising if it wasn’t on the defensive side and working with the linebackers. The 27-year-old spent the last two seasons working with the Fighting Illini under head coach Bret Bielema, and Illinois has been one of the better defensive teams in the country over the past few years.
  • NYG Head Coach
    “There is a feeling that by handing that responsibility back to Mike Kafka, the offensive coordinator, Daboll would be in a better position to manage the entire team, sitting in on defensive meetings and expanding his focus to make sure small details do not fall through the cracks,” Schwartz writes. Of course, Kafka is up for the Saints head coaching vacancy still, so that may be a road block for this plan. The journey of “Who is calling plays for the Giants?” is a long one under Daboll, much too long to go over in a blurb. But it’s pretty clear that the Giants were a better offense when Kafka called plays in 2022 than they were in 2024 when Daboll did. Perhaps this is something to look out for if the Saints hand their job to Kellen Moore or Mike McCarthy.