The New York Giants came close to trading for Matthew Stafford, but they’ll have to settle for alternative options.

The Giants, Raiders, and Browns all need quarterbacks. They could essentially keep their current picks and box the Jets out from acquiring one of the top signal-callers. Had Stafford gone to Vegas or the Giants, it's likely one of those teams would have tried to trade back in the draft. Now, a trade-up has become harder to picture.

The New York Giants won’t have star quarterback Matthew Stafford under center in 2025. After weeks of speculation that he

Stafford was scheduled to make $26 million in 2025 on a four-year, $160 million contract that was set to expire after the 2026 season. The Giants, the Post confirmed, did come up to between $90-100 million in guaranteed money on a two-year deal for Stafford. The Raiders were also there.

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.

After flirting with the Las Vegas Raiders and New York Giants, veteran quarterback Matthew Stafford decided it's in his best interest to stay with the Los Angeles Rams for the 2025 season. On Friday,

As the Giants mull their options on the veteran market and in the draft, did Stafford save the Giants from themselves?

NY Giants made a play for Matthew Stafford, but he's going back to Rams. They're considering all options, including Aaron Rodgers. Here's what we know

The New York Giants made a legitimate push for Matthew Stafford, but they failed and must adjust accordingly. Here are their best options to solves their quarterback issue.

Giants reporter Paul Dottino joins Brandon London from the NFL Combine to break down the other quarterback options on the market after Matthew Stafford and the Rams reached a deal and