Add this to the list of wins the org has had recently.

• Jameis is signed thru this year + 2027 + 2028
• JJ's rookie deal runs thru 2027 and can add 2028 (5th year option)
• Dart's rookie deal runs thru 2028 (and that's w/o the 5th year option)

We would have excellent QB depth for the next 3 years! This is a HUGE different compared to the years after Eli left (in which we were spoiled by QB availability).

Dart can be QB1 and we have his clone as a backup and Jameis as the emergency QB.

Heck, we could mess around and trade Jameis and JJ for GOOD draft picks after 2027.

EDIT: or *before* 2027, like some of you have noted.

All of them?

Ahead of schedule?

Not looking good?

Or playing at a level that should be expected from a rookie?

And Pats, and Packers, and Ravens...

We've had scrappy wins, but let's appreciate that we aren't going into November talking about tanking for the first pick.

The fire sale they're conducting right now with Nelson and Buckner reminded me to check out what I said last year. I made this for my Colts friend in March 2025 when they signed DJ.

A week after shredding the Saints for 243 passing yards and a 28-yard run in 11-plus minutes, a poised McCarthy threw the ball and ran the offense against a hostile Texans defense as if he were an elite starting quarterback. The kind of quarterback the Vikings thought they were drafting.

His play changes everything. Forget the possibility that he could turn young Mr. Dart into a modern-day Wally Pipp in 2027. For now, with the selfless Winston willing to throw himself headfirst into a pile of humanity to help the team secure first downs and touchdowns, the Giants actually have a favorable situation at quarterback.