The New York Giants are reportedly planning a private workout with Shedeur Sanders, the Colorado quarterback, ahead of the NFL draft where they hold the No. 3 pick. This move has sparked speculation on whether the Giants will repeat their past mistake of overdrafting a quarterback, as seen with Daniel Jones in 2019.
Sanders is considered the No. 2 quarterback in this year's draft class, with a significant gap between him and the presumed No. 1 quarterback, Cam Ward. While Ward is highly regarded for his arm talent, athleticism, and on-field performance, Sanders is viewed as a project player without elite NFL attributes. Selecting Sanders at No. 3 overall would be a stretch according to many analysts, potentially leading the Giants to overlook elite talent at other positions available in the draft.
If the Titans opt for Ward as the No. 1 pick, the Giants would have the opportunity to choose from top-tier talents like Travis Hunter and Abdul Carter at No. 3, players with immense potential and game-changing abilities. The Giants' decision on whether to draft Sanders or prioritize other exceptional talents will be crucial in shaping their future quarterback situation and overall team composition.