The New York Giants have selected Miami Hurricanes quarterback Cam Ward as the man they will choose for their next franchise signal-caller, according to a former University of Miami supporter who claims he is still on good terms with the college program seek.

Also, Shapiro, during his performance with Adam “Pacman” Jones on his podcast claimed the Giants were Also He’s considering hiring Hurricanes offensive coordinator Shannon Dawson to ensure Ward’s NFL career is on the right track.

“I have been told by reliable sources that Cam Ward is guaranteed to go to the New York Giants and that University of Miami offensive coordinator Shannon Dawson is going with him,” Shapiro told Jones.

“I will tell you from what was told to me. Deion (Sanders) won’t let his son (Shedeur Sanders) go to the Giants, so it doesn’t matter whether Shedeur is the better quarterback or not. “It’s my decision.”

Shapiro further suggested that Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders, who said he will step in if a team he believes isn’t a good fit for his son tries to sign him, wants the Las Vegas Raiders Select Shedeur.

“Pac knows how things work; “You can be like that with a guy, but he likes your personality a little bit more than the next guy,” Shapiro said. “You could have the same talent; they will go with this guy. So Deion doesn’t let his son go to New York; He wants him with the Raiders.”

“The Giants take Cam Ward. This is reliable,” Shapiro added.

As for Sanders’ desire for his son’s professional team, while a recent appearance on the Speak podcastSanders said he was looking for a setup that “can handle the quarterback (Shedeur).”

He added: “Someone who has had success handling quarterbacks in the past, or someone in an organization who understands what they’re doing and isn’t just throwing you to the wolves.”

Shapiro made false headlines a few years ago allegedly running a Ponzi scheme worth $930 million. He was sentenced to 20 years in prison but has been in home confinement since his release in June 2020.

The Giants are currently projected to be second in the draft, behind the Raiders, with whom they share a 2-11 record with four games left. The Raiders have the higher draft slot due to a weaker schedule.

General manager Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll have both been under fire this year as the Giants had a disappointing season and had not improved since going 9-7-1 in 2022, their first season together.

There was some grumbling among the fan base calling for both men to be fired, but team co-owner John Mara told reporters that he understood the need to be patient to stay the course.

Whether Mara and team co-owner Steve Tisch still feel that way remains to be seen at the end of the season, but the expectation is that Schoen is on firmer ground than Daboll.