Since their playoff appearance in 2022, the New York Giants under head coach Brian Daboll and general manager Joe Schoen has struggled with a 9-25 record the la

Kelly Stafford had no clue who Kendrick Lamar was before Super Bowl LIX — but he earned her fandom by the end of his halftime show performance. On the Tuesday, February 11, episode of her “Morning After” podcast,

Welcome to the Valentine's Day edition of the Pick Six newsletter! It's going to be an extra romantic today in Philadelphia and that's because everyone in the city is going to be handing out hugs and high fives all day as they celebrate the Eagles' Super Bowl parade.

Via Albert Breer of SI.com, the Giants, Steelers, Browns, and Raiders have shown interest in Stafford. Along with unnamed "others." Each of those four will need a starting quarter

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.

The Vikings' quarterback conundrum and history with the Los Angeles Rams make them the most likely destination for Matthew Stafford.

Wolford has bounced around the NFL since going undrafted out of Wake Forest in 2018. Following stints with the Jets and in the AAF, the QB seemingly found a home with the Rams, where he spent several years serving as a backup to Jared Goff and later Matthew Stafford.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have been linked to probably every available quarterback in the NFL. Only a month into the offseason, the black and gold have been rumored to be bringing in Aaron Rodgers, Matthew Stafford,

After the New York Jets ' acquisition of Aaron Rodgers two years ago largely failed, the New York Giants are apparently interested in another late-30s quarterback: Matthew Stafford, according to Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer.

Whether it's what the Kansas City Chiefs are doing this offseason to recover from their Super Bowl embarrassment, what the Minnesota Vikings are going to do wit

Matthew Stafford wants to be paid an arm and a leg this offseason. The Rams’ quarterback is reportedly seeking a new contract worth $50 million per year, according to NFL Network’s Peter Schrager.