Giants, Jameis Winston Agree on Multi-Year Extension
The New York Giants reportedly agreed to terms on an extension with veteran quarterback Jameis Winston on Sunday.
The New York Giants have reached a multi-year agreement with quarterback Jameis Winston, securing his position as the team's primary backup for the next two seasons. Winston, 32, signed a two-year extension on Sunday, according to sources. The deal is valued at $13 million. Winston, who started two games last season due to injuries to his teammate Desaron Dart, is expected to see more playing time if Dart sustains any setbacks.
Winston's career earnings have totaled $87.9 million, including deals with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, New Orleans Saints, and Cleveland Browns. The Giants have maintained a dual-quarterback system, signing both Winston and Dart to ensure they have ample roster coverage for the foreseeable future.
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