Cam Ward already knows his Giants pitch months ahead of 2025 NFL Draft
NY Post
Odds are this won’t be the only time Cam Ward is in this area in the coming months.
In the least, the star quarterback is expected to be a consideration for the Giants at the top of the first round of April’s NFL Draft.
He would welcome the opportunity to help turn around Big Blue.
“I know if they get a chance to get me, they’re going to get everything,” the Heisman Trophy finalist said Friday at the Marriott Marquis in Midtown Manhattan. “They would be getting that dude. They would be getting somebody who is someone who doesn’t care about anything, just how he moves, how he operates on and off the field, is confident, somebody who is going to challenge himself more than he challenges the team. At the end of the day, wins mean everything. You’re getting a winner.”
The 6-foot-2 Ward described himself as a “low-key guy,” but the ACC Player of the Year talked a big game, too.
Despite starting his college career at FCS program Incarnate Word, his rise to the top of the sport isn’t a surprise to him.
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