By Darryl Jacobs ESPN/CBS Sports Networks
Commentator/Analyst
The NFL offseason is a thrilling spectacle, always filled with high-stakes drama.
Few positions ignite more intrigue than quarterback, and the 2025 free agency period has been a whirlwind of movement, with veteran signal-callers trading jerseys at an unprecedented rate. And at the heart of this captivating narrative?
Russell Wilson is now the starting quarterback for the New York Giants—his third team in three seasons, a testament to the unpredictable nature of the quarterback position.
Once regarded as one of the league’s most reliable and dynamic quarterbacks, Wilson’s journey over the last three years has been a rollercoaster of highs and lows. Now, in the biggest media market, he gets what might be his final chance to prove he still belongs among the NFL’s elite.
