Giants may trade up for Cam Ward if Titans waver

The NFL Draft is approaching, and the Tennessee Titans hold the first pick. Many expect them to choose Cam Ward, a quarterback from Miami. They desperately need a quarterback, and scouts consider Ward the best option in this year’s draft class. However, if the Titans decide to go for another player instead, like Abdul Carter or Travis Hunter, they might trade the No. 1 pick. If that happens, the New York Giants, who have the third pick and also need a quarterback, may try to make a deal. Giants General Manager Joe Schoen has shown interest in Ward, but the cost for moving up could be high. Previously, the Titans were reportedly asking for a swap of first-round picks along with two third-round picks. Some believe that Schoen should take that deal. However, Ward’s value has increased as the draft approaches. The Giants have struggled to find a quarterback and have been linked to various free agents. If they go into the draft with their current options, they may have to pay a steep price to trade up. Critics suggest that Schoen should be cautious. Trading away valuable future picks could hurt the team more than it helps. Instead, the Giants might consider safer options. They could sign Russell Wilson, keep Jameis Winston, and use their third pick on a player like Hunter or Carter. This plan may not be exciting, but it aims to avoid the long-term search for a quarterback. The Giants need to think carefully about their future decisions as they prepare for the upcoming draft.