The New York Giants have had plans for their QBa in place for some time, but one new analysis projects things might turn out differently for the group.

The Giants brought in veterans Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston this offseason, while holding on to Tommy DeVito and trading up in the first round to draft Ole Miss quarterback Jaxson Dart.

But the 2025 Giants have a chance to be a better team with improved quarterback play and a deeper defense, not to mention the continued development of younger players and the anticipated presence of Defensive Rookie of the Year candidate Abdul Carter, and what he could do for this front.

So, the future of the franchise is still in question when it comes to their quarterback position. Now, one NFL analyst and expert is making a bold prediction about the Giants’ quarterback future.

The Giants have turned their quarterback room upside down, with the Daniel Jones Era long gone. And now? Chris Simms is leading a media charge that includes wild guesses and premature trade rumors.

Russell Wilson said watching film of this "superstar" heavily factored into his decision to sign with the New York Giants.

CBS Sports suggested three potential landing spots for Pitts, including two NFC teams and one in the AFC. First on the list was the Dallas Cowboys. Even though the team already traded for former Steelers wide receiver George Pickens, Pitts would give Dallas another weapon for Dak Prescott and company.

This spring alone the Giants have heard from Eli Manning, Michael Strahan, Lawrence Taylor, Victor Cruz, Justin Tuck and Howard Cross, to name a few.