INDIANAPOLIS - Joe Schoen left no doubt at the NFL Scouting Combine on Tuesday morning where the New York Giants stand at quarterback. They desperately need one. In reality, they need more than one.

NFL free agency is almost here. Can Giants general manager Joe Schoen save his job with a strong haul of signees? It’s a make or break year offseason for Schoen and coach Brian Daboll ...

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The Daniel Jones experiment ended poorly. General manager Joe Schoen had to release him before Thanksgiving while backups Drew Lock and Tommy DeVito struggling to show any semblance of improvement ...

For the first two years of his tenure, New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen was tasked with rebuilding a roster pillaged by his predecessor, Dave Gettleman. However, the Giants surprised in ...

Schoen has eight picks in the 2025 NFL draft, including the third overall selection. If he can remotely duplicate his 2024 performance, the Giants just might be able to climb out of the NFC East ...

At the NFL scouting combine in Indianapolis on Tuesday, Giants general manager Joe Schoen was asked about Barkley and had something really nice to say about the player New York once took with the ...

After whiffing on Stafford, Joe Schoen may be ready to make a bold move to get their quarterback, such as moving up to the No. 1 pick to ensure they get him. That is, at least, the buzz coming out ...

The New York Giants sorely lack answers at quarterback, and general manager Joe Schoen appears to know it, admitting to reporters at the NFL Scouting Combine Tuesday that the club must address the ...

The Daniel Jones experiment went on for far too long before crashing and burning, and the residual heat warmed the seats of head coach Brian Daboll and general manager Joe Schoen. If the Giants ...

Although, for the eternal optimist, this plan could provide enough ammo for ownership to get rid of general manager, Joe Schoen, when it ultimately fails. I think the plan right now is to try to ...