Despite all of the interest from other teams in Jameis Winston, it does not appear that the veteran New York Giants quarterback is going anywhere.

The New York Giants aren't entertaining any trades for one of their back up quarterbacks ahead of the start of the season.

The New York Giants have a popular trade candidate in Jameis Winston, but the team made it clear he won't be going anywhere.

The Giants signed Winston to a two-year deal, the money of which screamed “backup quarterback” role, this past offseason. Talk of him possibly being traded began when Dart was given second-team reps both in practice and games, the rookie looking much more polished than first anticipated.

This specific landmark clearly struck a chord with the quarterback who joined the Giants back in March. Giants backup QB Jameis Winston in New York City in front of the Richard Rogers Theatre and the "Hamilton" marquee. Brennan Asplen, New York Giants ...

The Giants value Winston's extensive experience, just as they value Dart's upside. There is a reason they signed both Wilson and Winston and traded up to draft Dart. They believe in all three players, and they likely will not be inclined to trade Winston unless they receive an excellent offer.

Trade talks are expected to pick up around the league as teams move toward next Tuesday's deadline to set their 53-man rosters and one player whose name has come up as a possible trade target is Giants quarterback Jameis Winston.

Former No. 1 pick Jameis Winston might wind up being the No. 3 quarterback on the New York Giants' depth chart this season, prompting speculation he could be available in a trade as roster maneuvering ramps up the next two weeks.

Giants running back Tyrone Tracy Jr. shared a funny story about a teammate that involved a UFC fighter and a pair of gloves.

The New York Giants have Jameis Winston running circles around third-stringers, and it almost feels unfair to watch unfold. Against […]