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Ward's journey to this position has been nothing short of remarkable. Having played in a triple-option offense in high school, Ward transitioned through less heralded programs before making his mark at Miami. Green emphasizes Ward's playmaking abilities, noting his propensity to create opportunities even when under pressure and his effectiveness as an improviser.
Despite some criticisms, such as needing improvement on simpler passes and occasionally overreaching with "hero balls," Ward's leadership, work ethic, and raw talent provide a compelling argument for him being the Giants' future franchise quarterback. His ability to stand strong under pressure and make accurate throws downfield sets him apart.