The New York Giants have officially signed veteran quarterback Jameis Winston to a two-year, $8 million deal. Winston, who has played for three teams in his career, most recently with the Cleveland Browns as Deshaun Watson’s backup, is expected to bring experience and talent to the Giants’ struggling offense.
Known for his ability to push the ball down the field and make plays, Winston also has a history of turnovers, with 111 interceptions in 105 career games. Despite his turnover-prone nature, the Giants are confident in his abilities to improve their offense.
Winston’s signing comes after failed attempts to acquire Matthew Stafford and uncertainty surrounding Aaron Rodgers. The Giants are still open to the possibility of Rodgers joining the team, but for now, they are focusing on Winston as their quarterback.
While Winston may not be the long-term solution for the Giants, his positive energy and locker room presence are seen as valuable additions to the team. As they continue to explore their options at quarterback, the Giants remain hopeful for a successful 2025 season with Winston at the helm.
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