Giants and Raiders Compete to Land Rams Quarterback Matthew Stafford

The Giants and Raiders express interest in a potential trade for Matthew Stafford as the Rams weigh options for their veteran quarterback.

The New York Giants and Las Vegas Raiders have emerged as leading contenders in the pursuit of Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford, who has been permitted to explore trade options.
Tom Brady, minority owner of the Raiders, reportedly hosted Stafford in Montana and is actively advocating for him to join the Raiders.
The Giants met with Stafford's agents at the NFL Combine, with GM Joe Schoen signaling the team's intent to address its quarterback situation aggressively.
While Rams coach Sean McVay expressed a desire to retain Stafford, the team's long-term plans and financial considerations remain uncertain.
Stafford, a 37-year-old Super Bowl-winning quarterback, is under contract through 2026 but is seeking a potential new deal as part of any trade.