Aaron Rodgers. That's the report from Dianna Russini, who tweeted "They’ve been discussing it all week in Indy per sources." ESPN's Adam Schefter followed that up with this: "the New York Giants are investigating all veteran quarterback

The Giants are including Aaron Rodgers in their search for a veteran quarterback, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Friday.

Despite stumbling down the stretch to the tune of a five-game losing streak, which included a defeat in the first round of the playoffs, Wilson earned his 10th Pro Bowl selection last year at the age of 36. Like Rodgers, Wilson has also won a Super Bowl in his career, and could serve as a bridge QB in 2025 to a player the Giants draft next month.

The New York Giants came close to trading for Matthew Stafford, but they’ll have to settle for alternative options.

Interestingly, Schefter mentioned that NFL legend Aaron Rodgers is among the quarterbacks that the Giants are looking at. The one-time Super Bowl champion is still a member of the New York Jets, but they did announce recently that they are parting ways with the 41-year-old.

ESPN’s Adam Schefter says a lot of NFL teams have at least “checked in” with the Los Angeles Rams on the availability of veteran quarterback Matthew Stafford. But Schefter made it clear while on The Pat McAfee Show on Feb.

Adam Schefter of ESPN guarantees that Russell Wilson or Justin Fields will be back with the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2025. “Steelers’ next quarterback?” Schefter asked.

It sure sounds like the New York Giants might talk themselves into Aaron Rodgers after Matthew Stafford's restructured deal in Los Angeles.

The New York Giants are investigating all veteran quarterback options this offseason, including New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers, sources tell ESPN's Adam Schefter. The Giants reportedly offered Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford a two-year deal worth $90-100 million guaranteed,

A worrisome new report claims that the player the Cleveland Browns, New York Giants, and New England Patriots have been