Malik Nabers

Expected to be the starter over Jameis Winston The New York Giants reached agreement with Super Bowl-winning quarterback Russell Wilson on a one-year deal worth up to $21 million, including $10.5 million guaranteed, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Tuesday. Wilson is returning as the Giants' projected starting quarterback. (ESPN) FF Today's Take: The Giants already signed Jameis Winston a few days ago but all signs point to Wilson being the starter. Wilson struggled to maintain fantasy relevance in Pittsburgh last season, ranking as the QB15 on a weekly basis in half-ppr leagues. This move isn't helping the value of wideout Malik Nabers although Nabers did manage a low-end WR1 season with subpar quarterback play. The Giants have the 3rd pick in the upcoming draft and still need to address their long-term quarterback problem.

Wilson has found a suitor in the Giants, signing a one-year deal worth up to $21 million, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. The deal also includes $10.5 million guaranteed. The Giants were in the market for a veteran quarterback and now have two after also signing Jameis Winston. The dominos will continue to fall as the Steelers are still without a quarterback, though Aaron Rodgers seems destined for Pittsburgh despite the snail-like speed of his free agency decision. Meanwhile, Wilson is now poised to start for the Giants in 2025 after throwing for 2,482 yards, 16 touchdowns, and five interceptions in 11 games for the Steelers last season. The ceiling for Malik Nabers and the Giants' pass-catchers is lower with Wilson than Winston and the addition of the two veteran quarterbacks indicates the team will either pick a rookie to sit the entire 2025 season, or wait until the 2026 draft to add a rookie quarterback.

Humphrey is a six-year pro who has spent all but one of his professional seasons with Sean Payton. Now, the former UDFA will leave the comfort of Payton for Big Blue in hopes of securing a meaningful role in an offense that is short on receiver talent behind Malik Nabers and Wan'Dale Robinson. Humphrey posted career highs in receptions (31) and receiving yards (293) last season while also running the most routes (290) of his career. He'll likely settle in as added depth at the position when all is said and done. This signing doesn't move the fantasy needle in any way.

The Giants continue to wait for a decision from Aaron Rodgers, but they aren't letting this hold-up stop them from exploring other options. Having already met with Joe Flacco and Russell Wilson, the Giants are now setting their sights on Winston, who threw for 2,121-13-12 in 12 games with the Browns last season. The former No. 1 overall pick wouldn't be expected to solve any long-term issues for the Giants' quarterback conundrum, but he would provide a solid veteran presence for whatever young quarterback they bring in and should give Malik Nabers a chance to thrive as long as he's under center.