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‘Asking for advice?’ New York Giants fans baffled after team ask fans who they want to pick in 2025 NFL Draft
One Draft prospect has sadly passed away
FANS were left baffled after the New York Giants asked who they wanted to be picked in the 2025 NFL Draft.
Teams from all over the country are preparing to select the best and brightest from the US college system.
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There are plenty of exciting names set to enter the NFL fray.
And the Giants are ready to land a top player after securing the No3 pick in Round 1.
The Big Apple team have already made waves by signing quarterback Russell Wilson.
While Jameis Winston has also penned a two-year contract.
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They have also been tipped to swoop for Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter.
But it appears the Giants now have their sights set on two of the top Draft names.
Abdul Carter has been making waves at Penn State.
While Shedeur Sanders has set the game alight with the Colorado Buffaloes.
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But the Giants left fans confused by going on social media to ask them which of the two stars they would prefer to sign.
A tweet read: “If it’s Sanders or Carter… who are you taking?”
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Fans were quick to react to the bizarre question.
One said: “Why does this feel like you’re actually asking for advice here?”
Another declared: “No bro, who are YOU taking?”
One noted: “Sanders all day because he’s a winner and is ready to lead.”
Another added: “Carter, don’t overthink this, you don’t pass on arguably the best player in the draft if he falls to you.”
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Meanwhile, NFL prospect Kyren Lacy has sadly passed away aged 24.
The former LSU wide receiver is understood to have taken his own life.
Lacy's death comes just days before the 2025 Draft and his appearance in court accused of negligent homicide.
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The Thibodaux-born ace was considered as a future NFL star after impressing at college.
He recorded the most touchdowns and second most catches and receiving yards for the Tigers last season.
