INDIANAPOLIS — It is not all about the quarterbacks.&nbsp;

It is not all about the quarterbacks.&nbsp;

The Giants know this. Their front office, led by general manager Joe Schoen, and coaching staff, led by Brian Daboll, this week moved their base of operations to the scouting combine, an important next step in the evaluation process that will eventually conclude with their final player rankings in advance of the 2025 NFL Draft. All 32 teams will assemble here, but not all of them are looking to fill the most important position on the field. The Giants are <a href="https://nypost.com/2025/02/15/sports/inside-giants-thinking-entering-offseason-2025-nfl-draft/">on the wrong side of this have-and-have-not divide</a>.&nbsp;

Without the addition of a quality quarterback, whether it is in free agency or this draft — or both — there is no reason to believe 2025 will be any better for the Giants than 2024.{ai:summary}<p>The Giants are focusing on a comprehensive evaluation process at the scouting combine, emphasizing that their strategy extends beyond just quarterbacks. General manager Joe Schoen and coach Brian Daboll are working to finalize player rankings ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft, amidst a competitive landscape. </p><p>While all 32 NFL teams are present, not all are prioritizing the quarterback position, highlighting the Giants' need to address broader team needs. #sports</p>

The Giants’ scouting combine mission couldn’t be clearer

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