players giving up their jersey numbers to quarterbacks who were added in free agency or the draft. The most recent number swap comes from New York Giants cornerback Deonte Banks, who is giving up ...

If, for whatever reason, the Giants don’t land Hunter in this draft, could they actually depend on Deonte Banks in 2025? Banks, the 24th overall pick in 2023, has mostly struggled through two ...

What Deonte Banks ... a better poster for Banks’ face would’ve been one that shared general manager Joe Schoen’s warning not to draft for need or scheme. The Giants entered the 2023 draft ...

The New York Giants may have a weakness at CB2, making the steps corner Deonte Banks takes ... lacking experience. But if Banks isn’t the standout his draft stock would suggest, the unit ...

Cornerback Deonte Banks ... The Giants could add further intrigue to the quarterback room this offseason if the franchise decides to use the No. 3 selection in the upcoming draft to target a ...

On Wednesday, Banks welcomed Wilson to the Giants with a number change ... may have to wait until the early rounds of the NFL Draft come to pass to know if he’ll be starting in 2025.

Wilson has worn No. 3 throughout his entire career but that number already belonged to cornerback Deonte Banks ... in the 2025 NFL Draft. There is some speculation that the Giants will select ...

Uniform No. 3 was worn last season by cornerback Deonte Banks, who agreed to surrender the number to the 10-time Pro Bowl, former Super Bowl champion who will be the Giants' starting quarterback ...

Russell Wilson X/SNY Cornerback Deonte Banks wore No. 3 last year ... Shedeur Sanders — a possible pick for the Giants in the first round of the draft — wore No. 2 at Colorado.

Deonte Banks, who previously had the No. 3 jersey, will switch to No. 2. It will be the third jersey number in three seasons for Banks, who wore No. 25 as a rookie for the Giants in 2023 ...

The Giants have announced that Wilson will wear No. 3 this season. That’s the number he’s worn throughout his NFL career, for 10 years in Seattle, two years in Denver and last year in Pittsburgh.