Former NFL general manager believes the New York Giants NFL Draft quarterback question is clear

Rick Spielman expanded on his thoughts, explaining that the Giants need to go in a different direction at pick six:

"At number six, you're going to get a significant player...Assuming Daniel Jones is healthy they have to go with him. If he struggles, maybe Drew Lock comes in...but they won't address the quarterback need in the first round this year...You still have to give Daniel Jones a chance, and maybe he can emulate what he did the first year he was under Daboll and the success that he had to get that kind of contract. So to me, it makes no sense that people are talking about them looking at number six and a quarterback right now because there's a significant player that's going to be there that will help them win this year."

Spielman isn't wrong. Whether it's Marvin Harrison Jr., Malik Nabers, Brock Bowers, or Rome Odunze, there's going to be a special player available to the Giants at pick six. And it's true, the Giants are in desperate need of special players on offense. Perhaps if they give Daniel Jones a real receiving threat he might actually begin to thrive like he did two years ago, or play even better.

It sure seems like Joe Schoen, their staff, and now friends like Rick Spielman are doing their best to silence the Giants quarterback talk over the last couple weeks which makes it quite difficult to tell if it's all a smokescreen or not. Either way, we're going to find out what the New York Giants really do in just a few short days.

Be looking for more New York Giants coverage here at A to Z Sports all year long! Follow me (@FF_TravisM) and A to Z Sports (@AtoZSportsNFL) on X for all the latest football news!