The New York Giants’ front office clearly has its eyes on the future despite bringing in Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston on short-term deals this offseason.
One name generating significant buzz in Giants circles is Alabama standout Jalen Milroe.
As draft day approaches, Milroe’s stock continues to rise among NFL evaluators. The dynamic signal-caller recently met with the Giants brass, fueling speculation about a possible landing spot in New York.
During an interview with SNY, Milroe addressed questions about his potential fit with the organization, offering insights into his growing relationship with the team.
“No doubt about it,” Milroe responded when asked if he’s welcome to play in New York. “Honestly, it’s been fun to build a relationship with them. This is a team I’ve spent a lot of time with, communicated with, and learned their system. It’s been great. Then, also, coach Daboll’s background with Alabama, so we all share memories with coach Saban. It’s pretty cool.”
A big smile from Jalen Milroe when asked if he’d welcome playing in New York: “No doubt about it” pic.twitter.com/efBA0gsYRt
— Giants Videos (@SNYGiants) April 23, 2025
With the third overall pick in their pocket, the New York Giants find themselves in prime position to select their quarterback of choice without trading up.
While much of the pre-draft chatter has focused on the top two prospects, Milroe represents an intriguing alternative who might better suit head coach Brian Daboll’s offensive philosophy.
Milroe’s dual-threat capabilities and knack for extending plays align perfectly with modern NFL offensive trends.
His impressive arm strength and ability to push the ball downfield would pair nicely with the Giants’ revamped receiving corps, particularly explosive rookie Malik Nabers who brings game-breaking speed to the offense.
Perhaps most appealing about this potential pairing is the developmental runway Milroe would enjoy.
For both Milroe and the New York Giants, this partnership represents an ideal scenario where patience could ultimately yield a perfect marriage of talent and opportunity.
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