Who will the New York Giants target with the No. 3 overall pick in the 2025 NFL draft? Will it be Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders or will it be Penn State edge rusher Abdul Carter? Perhaps Colorado two-way star Travis Hunter?
Chances are it will be one of the three, but an anonymous NFL scout has it narrowed down to just one.
Speaking to ESPN’s Matt Miller, the scout revealed the Giants are entirely focused on landing Sanders, and it won’t come as a surprise to anyone across the league.
“New York loving Shedeur is the worst-kept secret in the league right now,” they said.
Citing that same scout, Miller confirmed earlier reports that the Giants followed Sanders across the country and scouted him at every single Colorado game this past season.
According to that scout, the Giants had a presence at every Colorado home game this season. The Wilson and Jameis Winston deals shouldn’t prevent the Giants from drafting a quarterback at No. 3 if one of the top two passers is available. But should Ward and Sanders both be off the board, the Giants will be a premier destination for Colorado’s Travis Hunter, given the team’s needs at wide receiver and cornerback.
Fellow ESPN analysts Jordan Reid and Field Yates have also heard the Giants intend to focus on the quarterback position at third overall, assuming either Ward or Sanders remain on the board. Only if both are gone will general manager Joe Schoen pivot.
At that point, it becomes a choice between Carter and Hunter.
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