The quarterback situation at the Steelers is unclear, and public speculation is growing louder. The upcoming season is likely to depend largely on the decision of the future Hall of Famer.

The first training sessions at the New York Giants are taking their toll on the players. The focus this year is particularly on the revamped quarterback room, which is likely to make headlines both on and off the field.

The New York Giants are in full swing with their preparations for the upcoming NFL season, with the first training sessions now complete.

Head coach Brian Daboll is likely to be keeping a close eye on the newly formed quarterback room.

First-round pick Jaxson Dart, fan favorite Tommy DeVito, and veterans Jameis Winston and Russell Wilson will have the opportunity to make their case over the coming weeks and months.

Four quarterbacks with plenty of character and entertainment potential are battling it out for a starting spot.

Admittedly, DeVito is unlikely to get any playing time given his contract structure and performance to date.

New York Giants: Wilson to start for now?

That leaves three candidates. Russell Wilson has the most experience and has enjoyed the most success in the past.

However, the 36-year-old has been in the twilight of his career for several years now. His decline in performance is also reflected in his contract.

He received a one-year deal from New York that could earn him up to $21 million. However, only half of that is guaranteed, with the other half tied to performance metrics.

Teammate Jameis Winston signed a similarly structured contract. Over the next two years, the former number one draft pick can earn up to $16 million, but again, only half of that is guaranteed.

Looking at the contract structures, Wilson currently appears to have the edge in the quarterback competition and is likely to be seen as the starter.

Giants: What is Jaxson Dart doing?

Jaxson Dart could turn out to be an ace in the poker game for the starting position. The Giants selected the rookie 25th overall in the first round of the NFL Draft.

First impressions suggest that the youngster is brimming with confidence. “He’s making a good impression. His job is to be ready when he’s needed. Until then, he should prepare himself and internalize our processes,” praised head coach Daboll.

Last season, he racked up 4,279 passing yards and 29 touchdowns with six interceptions for Ole Miss. As a ball carrier, he ran for another 495 yards and three touchdowns. Dart is particularly distinguished by his athletic profile.

Giants: Between genius and madness

A fan favorite, a confident rookie, and two veterans with entertainment skills – the Giants’ quarterback room is sure to be a hot topic in the bustling New York media landscape.

Not least because the jobs of Daboll and general manager Joe Schoen are likely to be closely linked to the performances of the quarterbacks. Daboll and Schoen narrowly escaped dismissal in the aftermath of last season.

The trio of Winston, Wilson, and Dart are the last chance. A misfire should be avoided. The competition for the starting position could improve the quality, especially compared to last year.

However, if no clear starter emerges, Daboll and Schoen’s seats could quickly become hot again.