New York Giants normal supervisor Joe Schoen traveled all the way down to Orlando, Florida on Saturday to look at Miami Hurricane quarterback Cam Ward within the Pop-Tarts Bowl.
Schoen was joined by director of participant personnel Tim McDonnell, who’s the nephew of co-owner John Mara.
GM Joe Schoen and director of participant personnel Tim McDonnell testing Miami QB Cam Ward. https://t.co/ZfZLkJ3oXM
— Jordan Raanan (@JordanRaanan) December 28, 2024
What they witnessed was a clinic. Ward accomplished 12 of his 19 makes an attempt for 190 yards and three touchdowns earlier than being faraway from the sport.
Late within the first quarter, Ward threw his 156th collegiate passing landing, giving him the all-time Division I document.
Miami had the lead at halftime however with out Ward underneath heart, was unable to hold on, in the end falling to Iowa State, 42-41.
Ward, a Heisman Trophy finalist, is projected to be a top-5 decide within the 2025 NFL draft and will in the end go No. 1 general. His main competitors is Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders and Colorado huge receiver/cornerback Travis Hunter.
“I simply know if (the Giants) get an opportunity to get me, they’re going to get the whole lot I’ve,” Ward instructed reporters on the Heisman presentation. “They’d be getting that dude. They’d be getting any person who’s somebody who doesn’t care about something — simply how he strikes, how he operates on and off the sector, is assured, any person who’s going to problem himself greater than he challenges the staff. On the finish of the day, wins imply the whole lot. You’re getting a winner.”
It’s speculated that Schoen and McDonnell additionally traveled to scout the aforementioned Sanders on Sunday.
Non-public jet for Joe Schoen to look at each Cam Ward and Shedeur Sanders at present. He’s not going anyplace.
— awthentik (@awthentik) December 29, 2024
Sanders didn’t shine practically as a lot as Ward, finishing 16 of his 23 cross makes an attempt for 208 yards, two touchdowns, and two interceptions. Colorado was dominated by BYU, 36-14, and scored their last landing in rubbish time.
