According to Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer, the New York Giants, Cleveland Browns, Pittsburgh Steelers and Las Vegas Raiders have all expressed a desire to acquire Stafford.

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Tuesday’s “First Call” has the latest on the Pittsburgh Steelers’ alleged interest in quarterback Matthew Stafford. We get a health update on a Penn State star in advance of the NFL combine. The Cleveland Browns make a move in the secondary,

The Cleveland Browns will be searching for a starting quarterback in 2025. Los Angeles Rams star Matthew Stafford won't fill that hole.

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.

A proposed Cleveland Browns trade would help the team replace quarterback Deshaun Watson with Matthew Stafford.

Would a trade of Myles Garrett cost the Cleveland Browns a retirement of another player? And will the Browns be a player in the Matthew Stafford trade talks? Mel Kiper believes he knows what the Browns will do,

General manager Andrew Berry declined to comment specifically on if he’s expressed interest in Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford now that he’s been given permission to seek a trade, but made it clear he’ll leave no stone unturned in his quest to find the Browns’ quarterback of the future.

It began with Kirk Cousins starting in 2020 and lasted five offseasons and now it's time for Sam Darnold to have his turn in the sun. He's been the talk of the National Football League world. The lack of starting quarterbacks in the NFL is a borderline epidemic and multiple teams still need one in the 2025 season.

The New York Giants’ 2025 pipe dream is dead. The Los Angeles Rams have enticed quarterback Matthew Stafford to stay home, restructuring his deal to ensure he ends his career in Pacific Time. That also officially takes him off the trade market, meaning the one win-now quarterback New York could actually have faith in is no longer available.

The Las Vegas Raiders lost out on Matthew Stafford, who remains with the Los Angeles Rams on a new contract. Here are three quarterbacks the Raiders should pivot to now.