The New York Giants are seeking both a veteran and a young prospect for their quarterback room this offseason and whiffed their first attempt on Friday when Matthew Stafford decided to return to his current team,

The Aaron Rodgers era with the New York Jets is over. When there's a total regime change in the NFL, meaning a new general manager and a new head coach, that incoming regime typically looks to start over with their own guys.

Aaron Rodgers' goal of playing in New York a few more years might still be attainable. According to reports, the New York Giants are pursuing the 41-year-old quarterback who will no longer suit up for the Jets under new coach Aaron Glenn.

Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford was perhaps the most coveted veteran quarterback available this offseason, but that availability is now gone. He and the Rams agreed to a restructured deal Friday to remain together in 2025.

Rodgers wants to play for the Giants and has reached out to the franchise since his split from the New York Jets, NBC Sports' Mike Florio reported Wednesday.

Today on Get Up, ESPN's Dan Graziano joined the local chorus and made a passionate case for the Giants to not go after the veteran quarterback, pointing out what happened to the other New York team he just spent two years with.

Aaron Rodgers has at least one fan in the Raiders building. Star defensive end Maxx Crosby said on his podcast “The Rush” that he would prefer the Raiders to add Rodgers to their 2025 roster. Crosby has confidence in Rodgers playing like his old self in what would be his second season since tearing his Achilles with the Jets in 2023.

A long-time New York Giants beat reporter relayed that his sources have done an about-face on NYG pursuing Aaron Rodgers in NFL free agency.

The New York Giants are seeking a veteran quarterback this offseason and former team great Tiki Barber says Aaron Rodgers "makes sense."

The New York Giants are just one of a couple of realistic options for quarterback Aaron Rodgers this offseason.

Aaron Rodgers and North Jersey might just be a match made in heaven. After two wildly unsuccessful seasons with the Jets, the Giants are now the favorites to land the future Hall of Fame quarterback,