Damien Woody, Dan Graziano and Tim Hasselbeck debate how much Matthew Stafford could elevate the Steelers with their great defense.

It's no secret the New York Giants need a quarterback, and general manager Joe Schoen said he is not opposed to "taking swings" to find his guy.

The Cleveland Browns are actively finding a new quarterback and have already expressed interest to the Los Angeles Rams in veteran Matthew Stafford. According to SI’s Albert Breer, Stafford has been a name that has come out in Cleveland as their potential starter in 2025.

The New York Giants could be waiting for the Los Angeles Rams' contract negotiations with Matthew Stafford to play out before deciding on their next move at quarterback. ESPN's Jordan Raanan wrote Wednesday he believes it is "pretty clear" the Giants have made Stafford their "top priority at quarterback.

The Rams are moving forward with their plan to trade Matthew Stafford as the Giants and Raiders emerge as favorites to land the QB.

Aaron Rodgers is reportedly hoping both he and Davante Adams will end up with the Los Angeles Rams. According to Pat Leonard of the New York Daily News, Rodgers is eyeing Los Angeles as a destination for both him and his top wide receiver if the Rams trade Matthew Stafford this offseason.

According to The Athletic, the Giants met with the 37-year-old quarterback’s agent in Indianapolis Tuesday about a potential trade/new contract. This comes amid rampant speculation that the Rams would trade away the Super Bowl LVI champion. The Raiders — namely part-owner Tom Brady — also met with Stafford, according to reports.

Rams coach Sean McVay says "there is no dispute" by anyone in the organization that they need to do all they can to keep Matthew Stafford.

The Rams gave Stafford’s agent permission to talk with other teams about the quarterback’s contract terms, a league source said. From those talks, the Las Vegas Raiders and the New York Giants have both emerged as teams looking to acquire the Super Bowl-winning quarterback, team sources said Wednesday.

The fact that Matthew Stafford could be on the move again is shocking. However, is there already a leader in the sweepstakes to land the Super Bowl-winning QB?

According to The Athletic's Dianna Russini, two teams have shown "significant interest" in Stafford, who turned 37 earlier this month—the Las Vegas Raiders and the New York Giants.