Joe Schoen, GM of New York Gaints, just announced that Brian Daboll is no longer…

Joe Schoen: We can’t wait to have Malik. We’ve had our eye on this explosive player who can occupy several positions for a while. Can divide and be challenging (inaudible) before being here tomorrow and entering the building in a few weeks. Including him in the development of our culture, where he will compete with other gamers for playtime,. We’ll then welcome your queries.

What made you choose Malik over Odunze, given that you clearly had the option?

Joe Schoen: Throughout the season, we held numerous meetings, and ultimately, we felt that Malik possessed the necessary toughness, speed, and separation. Not that Rome lacks these qualities; after all, he is an excellent player. Rather, Malik fulfilled our requirements in many ways: he was personable, competitive, tough, and versatile.

Joe, the board featured quarterbacks. To start with, how aggressively did you try to get a quarterback through a trade-up?

Joe Schoen: I believe I mentioned last week that we would be having talks in front of each other. It’s true that behind us, we held chats. There was a chance for us to exit the selection. We thus held discussions. Our plans differed from each other. We’re thrilled with how everything turned out, and we’re thrilled to have Malik Nabers here.

A number of reports surfaced indicating that you were in talks with the Patriots, especially regarding the third pick. How far did the discussions go? Was their question simply too much at some walk-away point?

Joe Schoen: We spoke with numerous teams in great detail. I won’t go into details here. We had a really good player at number six, which was a position where we definitely wanted to improve. I’m enthused about the child.

Has Daniel Jones texted you regarding the selection?

JOE SCHOEN: He’s very motivated. I texted Malik’s number to him. That was among my initial actions. He’s quite passionate about it. He was aware of it before the NFL Network and ESPN made the announcement. Brian, what does it mean that you have that kind of receiver—for lack of a better word—that ranks first in your category?

BRIAN DABOLL: I’m thrilled about Malik, you know. He is a terrific player. It’s enjoyable to assess him. He possesses quickness, explosiveness, and good run after the catch, as Joe mentioned. In terms of his playing style, which is competitive, he has an excellent mindset. performed well in major games.

I’m looking forward to working with him, so bring him into the program, with the receivers, and into the scheme.

Joe, are you happy leaving this draft without a quarterback, or do you consider it a top priority? Your next pick is number 47.

Joe Schoen: I’m happy with our current situation.

At that point in the draft, do you think you can find a quarterback who can start for a franchise?

JOE SCHOEN: Malik excites me. In any case, I’m not aware of the current situation, but I do know that a few quarterbacks have recently left. We’ll examine every post available. As I mentioned last week, the team and I have a number of needs, and we’ll keep working to satisfy them as the draft progresses.

There might still be motion, once more. More selections might be made. We could switch places. It’s something we’ve already done. Once more, we recently acquired a 20-year-old electrifying wide receiver who will be 21 at the end of July. He is a young athlete who is electrifying, and we are really excited about acquiring him, according to my people, who claimed he is the fourth youngest player we have on our entire board among the 450 players we have in specific ranges.