Joe Schoen sets high bar for Giants’ QB decision with No. 3 pick in NFL Draft
NY Post
PALM BEACH — They might.
Of course they might.
But they do not have to.
That is the undercurrent that came up to the surface on Monday when Giants general manager Joe Schoen for the first time discussed veterans Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston and how those signings might affect the plan to take or pass on a quarterback with the No. 3 overall pick in the upcoming NFL draft.
“Going into it we can go any which direction and we can go play a game right now,” Schoen said. “It doesn’t force you into a corner or force you to have to take something based on need. It gives us optionality to go in many different directions.”
That is a strongly nuanced word there.
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