**Giants' Quest for a Quarterback Looms Large in 2025 NFL Draft**

The landscape of the 2025 NFL Draft is beginning to crystallize, with the New York Giants possibly eyeing a high pick to replace their current quarterback, Daniel Jones. NFL.com's draft expert Chad Reuter has unveiled his early list of the premier 2025 prospects by position. This comprehensive, tiered list organizes players alphabetically within each tier rather than ranking them numerically.

Among the standout quarterbacks in Reuter's top 25 are Quinn Ewers from Texas, Shedeur Sanders of Colorado, and Cam Ward representing Miami. The subsequent 30 slots include notable talents like Dillon Gabriel of Oregon, Mississippi's Jaxson Dart, Alabama's Jalen Milroe, and Garrett Nussmeier from LSU. Rounding out the list with prospects ranked within the next 75 are Drew Allar from Penn State and Carson Beck of Georgia. These nine quarterbacks are considered prime candidates for selection within the first three rounds, according to Reuter.

Despite the volume of prospects, this cohort isn't regarded as an exceptional group of quarterbacks. Additional concerns come with Shedeur Sanders, given the potential distractions from his father, Deion Sanders, who is the coach at Colorado and known for his dramatic flair.

The Giants are currently positioned second in the draft order, trailing only the Jaguars, who are not in the market for a quarterback. However, among the NFL teams with just two victories, several might join the Giants in the hunt for a new quarterback. The Titans, Browns, and Raiders are each situated third, fourth, and fifth, respectively, and could feasibly target a quarterback in the upcoming draft.

This scenario places the Giants in a challenging spot, especially given their failure to secure a top quarterback choice last year after finishing 4-3 following a dismal 2-8 start. Giants fans, therefore, might find it reasonable to hope for a losing streak to ensure a prime draft position and a chance to draft their quarterback of the future.