Giants GM Joe Schoen's son calls his shot in 2025 NFL Draft after telling his dad to draft Jayden Daniels in 2024
It's NFL Draft day, which means the craziness around the league is about to die down for at least a little bit. But before it does, we've got a wild one for the New York Giants, with general manager Joe Schoen's son seeming to show his support for a quarterback prospect linked to the team early […]
It's NFL Draft day, which means the craziness around the league is about to die down for at least a little bit.
But before it does, we've got a wild one for the New York Giants, with general manager Joe Schoen's son seeming to show his support for a quarterback prospect linked to the team early in the 2025 NFL Draft.
Schoen's son Carson shared a recent video from Ole Miss QB Jaxson Dart. Dart has been linked to the Giants the most in this draft cycle. Soon after sharing the video on his story, Carson's Instagram was made private.
Just because Schoen's son wants Dart doesn't mean he will be coming to New York. Last year, on Hard Knock's Carson was shown telling his dad to trade up and draft Jayden Daniels. Saying, "you only get this job once, might as well try to win." Daniels went on to be taken before the Giants had the chance to even consider him. And he went on to win the 2024 Offensive Rookie of the Year and led the Washington Commanders to the NFC Championship.
The Giants aren't expected to use the number three pick in the first round on Dart, but some believe they could use their second-round pick at 35. Or, they could even trade up and take Dart in the latter half of round one. Which would be the Giants taking a bit of Schoen's son's advice from last year, where he told his father to trade up to take Daniels.
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