The New York Giants thought they had their offensive line woes behind them when they entered the 2024 regular season. General manager Joe Schoen had added two key free agents (Jermaine Eluemunor and Jon Runyan Jr.

Fitting of the Giants ’ disgraceful 2024 season under the failed third-year regime of general manager Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll — who are somehow back for 2025 — they had no players selected to the All-Pro teams. The Associated Press on Friday announced its first- and second-team selections. The Giants were completely shut out.

Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders is one of the quarterbacks New York will have the chance to consider drafting this year. Sanders has sparked speculation that the Giants could draft him after posting a picture of his Giants-themed cleats. He was also seen playing catch with rookie receiver Malik Nabers in New York City in December.

Schoen’s predecessors, Jerry Reese (2016) and Dave Gettleman (2021), took big swings when they were on the hot seat and — while Reese’s produced a playoff berth — both sprees harmed the salary cap in later years. Gettleman also put the team first and traded back in the first round of his final draft.

The Giants’ players had mixed reactions in Monday’s locker room to the news that Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll were back for 2025.

New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen is now 0-2 on major outgoing free agent gambles after watching two former members of Big Blue depart and make first-team All-Pro.