The NFL season hasn't even hit Week 3, and the New York Giants are already in trouble. Jaxson Dart is expected to be out for the season after suffering a knee injury during the first quarter of New York's 28-6 loss to the Rams in Week 2. With Dart out, the Giants turn the offense over to Jameis Winston.
The former No. 1 overall pick just signed a two-year, $13 million extension with New York, so the Giants clearly have some faith in him, but if he struggles over the next week or two, that could open the door for John Harbaugh and general manager Joe Schoen to start poking around for another quarterback. One potential problem with Winston is that he has a completely different skill set than Dart, which is why it wouldn't be completely crazy for the Giants to look around for a mobile QB. With that in mind, we're going to take a look at five trade options that could make sense.
This list will consist of two types of quarterbacks: guys who are mobile and/or guys who have ties to the coaching staff, which will make it much easier to get them acclimated to New York's offense. If the Giants do end up making a trade, adding Huntley would probably make the most sense. Huntley spent the first four seasons of his career in Baltimore playing under Harbaugh.
After heading to Miami in 2024, he returned to Baltimore last season to spend one more year with Harbaugh. During his time in Baltimore, Huntley saw plenty of action: He started a total of 12 games under Harbaugh, including a wild-card playoff game in January 2023. The former Pro Bowler has the mobility Harbaugh loves to see in his quarterbacks, and he's always done a good job of using it on the field.
One other upside to adding Huntley is that Greg Roman is on the Giants' coaching staff. Roman was the Ravens' offense coordinator during Huntlery's first three seasons, so he could quickly get him up to speed on the playbook that offensive coordinator Matt Nagy is running in New York. Due to Lamar Jackson's injury history, the Ravens might not be willing to part ways with Huntley, but Baltimore did keep rookie Joe Fagano on the roster, so it's certainly possible that they would think about making a deal at the right price.
When the 2026 offseason started, Fields was in New York with the Jets, so a deal here would send him back to the Big Apple. The Jets ended up trading him to the Chiefs in March, which was a move that made sense at the time. When the offseason started, the Chiefs weren't sure if Patrick Mahomes was going to be ready to play in Week 1, so they added Fields as an insurance policy.
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