When Russell Wilson signed with the New York Giants this offseason, it appeared he'd have little to no competition to be the team's QB1 for the 2025.Sure, his one-year, $10.5 million contract doesn't scream job security (it could be worth up to $21 million with incentives),

The Giants went through four different arms in their rotation last season, and none could uplift the offense to even a slightly respectable state among the rest of the NFL. As three of those four players departed from the franchise at the end of the year,

Russell Wilson had options in free agency this offseason ahead of his 14th NFL season, but elected to sign with the New York Giants for several reasons. He cited three specific examples that went into his thought process before signing a one-year,