The New York Giants need a quarterback, and their top choice is no longer available. With Matthew Stafford opting to stay with the Los Angeles Rams, the Giants have to pivot. With that in mind, they’ve reportedly set their sights on Aaron Rodgers and have already touched base with the 41-year-old about a potential partnership.

At 41, Rodgers isn't a long-term answer at quarterback, but the Giants are also looking to add multiple players to their quarterback room this offseason. The Giants are currently slated to have Tommy DeVito as the only quarterback on their roster, and need depth at the position.

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 .