New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen believes his team has a solid offensive structure. All he needs now is a quarterback to run it. "The way we built our roster, four of our five starting ...

Giants GM Joe Schoen, after all, was referencing the amount of salary cap space that the team will have in 2026 and not just this 2025 offseason during his Black Monday press conference ...

The need for a quarterback overshadows everything about the Giants’ offseason and General Manager Joe Schoen believes it also overshadows some of what the team already has on hand. During an ...

New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen shared his impressions of Shedeur Sanders, the standout quarterback from Colorado and son of NFL legend Deion Sanders, during a media session at the ...

In retrospect, saving his job was probably the easiest thing New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen did so far in the new calendar year. Now, the hard part begins: Schoen must find the right ...

Joe Schoen was already far from popular after overseeing two-straight disastrous seasons as general manager of the New York Giants, but the franchise’s all-time rushing leader Tiki Barber ...

But general manager Joe Schoen isn’t being paid to wallow in the possible ways his tenure can end in disaster. Instead, he is optimistic about what the 2025 NFL Draft has in store. On Tuesday at ...

New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen is already knee-deep in evaluating college prospects, particularly quarterbacks. And Schoen, the head of a Giants team that desperately needs a ...

Joe Schoen’s Friday made John Mara’s recent vote of confidence in his GM look even worse. Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley and Green Bay Packers safety Xavier McKinney were both ...

Schoen was hired in 2022 to rebuild the Giants. He sent the Eagles back to their second Super Bowl in three years instead. He did it by handing them his team’s best player and leader in free ...

The New York Giants are coming off a 3-14 season, their worst in their 100-year history and one that nearly cost general manager Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll their respective jobs.