The New York Giants are likely to be in the market for a quarterback this offseason after Daniel Jones’ sixth year with the team has gone awry. With that in mind, the Giants’ front office is closely evaluating top quarterback prospects for the upcoming draft, including Colorado standout Shedeur Sanders.
According to Bryan Fischer of *Sports Illustrated*, Giants general manager Joe Schoen and director of player personnel Tim McDonnell were present at Colorado’s November 16 game against Utah. This marks the second time this season that Schoen has attended a Colorado game in person, signaling the team’s strong interest in Sanders (via WBG84 on X).
Colorado boasts an array of top-tier talent, including versatile star Travis Hunter, who plays both cornerback and wide receiver. While Schoen and his team could be scouting multiple prospects, their consistent presence at Colorado games suggests a particular focus on Sanders.
In late October, several Giants officials attended a Colorado practice, as reported by Jonathan Jones of CBS Sports. This came shortly after Giants co-owner John Mara publicly expressed confidence in Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll. The team’s repeated scouting trips to Colorado indicate that Sanders might be a key target in the upcoming NFL Draft.
