The New York Giants knew they needed a change at quarterback — and Russell Wilson has wasted no time proving why.

Every week, it’s becoming more obvious just how much his presence is elevating the mood inside the locker room.

Wide receivers are smiling more, speaking freely, and taking real ownership of their routes in a more vertical offense.

It’s the kind of energy shift you only get when players feel like they finally have a chance to thrive.

Daniel Jones just didn’t give them that spark

There was a time when Giants players defended Daniel Jones publicly, but that loyalty masked mounting internal frustration.

Jones completed just 63.3% of his passes last season for 2,070 yards, eight touchdowns, and seven interceptions.

He struggled to push the ball downfield, showing little rhyt

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