Giants Lock In Winston for Stability | NFL News

0:00On September 6th, so the New York Giants are locking down their backup quarterback situation. They've inked James Winston to a new deal. A two-year extension worth $13 million. This keeps him with the team through the 2028 season, which is a solid move for their depth chart. This extension is pretty significant because Winston is considered one of the stronger backup Cubes in the league. With the starter, Jackson Dart, having a tendency to take some hits, having a reliable guy like Winston ready to step in is crucial for the Giants to. Stay competitive if Dart goes down. Beyond just being a capable backup, Winston has also been a valuable mentor to Dart. He's been described as a coach on the field and in the film room, playing a big part in the young quarterbacks development. Plus, he's known for being a great locker room presence, a real glue guy who connects with the whole team. Winston himself has expressed a desire to stay and be part of the solution for the Giants, even through tough times. He made it clear last season that he wasn't looking to bail

1:02when things got rough, wanting to contribute to turning the team around. This extension gives him that opportunity to continue that work. It shows a commitment from the Giants to stability at the backup quarterback position and acknowledges Winston's contributions both on and off the field. That wraps NFL News today, brought to you with AI. I'm Corey with the story.