But would any of the remaining free agent quarterbacks entice them enough to change their plans? In other words, if the Giants sign Aaron Rodgers or Russell Wilson, might they consider drafting the best player available with the No. 3 pick instead of Cam Ward or Shedeur Sanders (if they’re somehow still on the board)?

The Browns' quarterback situation remains unsettled with few starting options available in free agency, but new addition Kenny Pickett said he has been told he will get the chance to compete to be QB1 in 2025.

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NFL free agency can provide a quick fix for teams facing a pressing need, and the Bears and Cardinals were among those who paid up to solve a problem.

The start of the new league year has brought with it much change to the NFL landscape. A frenzy of player movement—including several blockbuster trades in addition to the usual flurry of free-agent signings—has shifted power dynamics and shaken things up ahead of what should be a thrilling 2025 season.

With Aaron Rodgers still mulling over his future, the New York Giants are looking at their other quarterback options. The team hosted veteran quarterback Joe Flacco on Thursday, according to ESPN. The Giants are slated to meet with Russell Wilson on Friday.

ESPN's Adam Schefter reports that they will meet with Russell Wilson, who is a free agent who played last year with the Pittsburgh Steelers. The 36-year old Wilson is a 10-time Pro Bowl selection over his 13 seasons in the NFL and a former Super Bowl champion as member of the Seattle Seahawks.

The Browns are desperate for a quarterback and Russell Wilson is desperate for a job. The two will meet for an NFL free agency visit.

Former Tennessee Titans QB Mason Rudolph has come to terms on a two-year contract with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Mason Rudolph is on his way back to the Steel City. The Pittsburgh Steelers and Mason Rudolph have reportedly agreed on a two-year contract worth $8 million. According to the NFL Network's Mike Garafolo,