The New York Giants badly need a quarterback, and they’ve now missed on trades for Matthew Stafford (re-signed with the Los Angeles Rams) and Geno Smith (traded to the Las Vegas Raiders). So, while drafting a QB at No.

Since Matthew Stafford restructured his contract with the Los Angeles Rams to remain in Southern California on Friday, the New York Giants have been scrambling for a contingency plan. The new goal is an ambitious one: According to SNY's Connor Hughes,

Copyright © 2025 Bleacher Report, Inc. A Warner Bros. Discovery Company. All Rights Reserved.

Russell Wilson’s market widened after quarterback dominos began to fall on Friday in Los Angeles. The Pittsburgh Steelers saw the first domino of the quarterback offseason board fall as Matthew Stafford elected to stay with the Los Angeles Rams.

At age 36, quarterback Russell Wilson would seem to still have plenty of cooking left to do in the NFL. Where he ends up is a mystery heading into the start of free agency next week. Wilson seemingly had found a home in Pittsburgh until the Steelers' five-game losing streak to end this past season left his future in doubt.

The Seahawks’ trade of Geno Smith to the Raiders opens a QB vacancy, fueling speculation of a Russell Wilson return to Seattle.

The Steelers haven't been shy about their intentions regarding their quarterback position for the 2025 season. Pittsburgh wants to re-sign either Justin Fields or Russell Wilson, but with the start of free agency looming and without either quarterback currently signed,