Russell Wilson is on his third team in three seasons, but the quarterback is happy to be with the Giants because of Malik Nabers.

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

The New York Giants' additions of Russell Wilson, Jameis Winston, and Jaxson Dart, have been met by mixed reviews this spring.

Brian Daboll hasn’t forgotten Abdul Carter’s dubious request. On Thursday, the New York Giants’ official X account shared a lighthearted moment from the team’s facility involving Daboll, Carter and legendary linebacker Lawrence Taylor, who was in for a visit.

The Dallas Cowboys and Jacksonville Jaguars were also listed as potential fits for Pitts. The Jaguars moved on from former Giants tight end Evan Engram in the offseason. Meanwhile, the Dallas Cowboys just added George Pickens in a trade so it may be a little more unlikely that Dallas would be willing to sacrifice draft capital in a trade for Pitts.

Daboll’s wisecrack comes in the wake of Carter — an outside linebacker whom the Giants just drafted third overall, out of Penn State — attempting to wear Taylor’s retired No. 56 and then Phil Simms’ retired No. 11. (Carter wore No. 11 at Penn State, like Micah Parsons did.)

New York Giants have signed quarterback Jaxson Dart to his rookie contract. The four-year deal is fully guaranteed and includes a fifth-year option.

The New York Giants’ front office prioritized leadership, culture, and locker room stability before turning to a rookie quarterback—and it may save Brian Daboll’s job.