Russell Wilson views the Giants as a potential landing spot after their failed pursuit of Matthew Stafford.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterbacks Russell Wilson and Justin Fields remain on track to reach free agency when the new league year opens on March 12. Meanwhile, Matthew Stafford of the Los Angeles Rams looks to secure a pay raise via a restructured contract from his current employer or a team such as the New York Giants or Las Vegas Raiders.

The Los Angeles Rams decided to keep quarterback Matthew Stafford on a restructured deal after a week of uncertainty. The Rams had given Stafford permission to speak with other NFL teams, which he did.

Giants reportedly eyeing quarterbacks Sam Darnold and Russell Wilson in the offseason after losing out on Matthew Stafford

There are arguments both for and against bringing back either Wilson or Fields, but picking between one of them is also the Steelers' most logical remaining option.

Following the Matthew Stafford news, reports indicate a "strong likelihood" for Pittsburgh Steelers QBs Russell Wilson and Justin Fields.

The Seahawks’ trade of Geno Smith to the Raiders opens a QB vacancy, fueling speculation of a Russell Wilson return to Seattle.

The Steelers haven't been shy about their intentions regarding their quarterback position for the 2025 season. Pittsburgh wants to re-sign either Justin Fields or Russell Wilson, but with the start of free agency looming and without either quarterback currently signed,

The New York Giants badly need a quarterback, and they’ve now missed on trades for Matthew Stafford (re-signed with the Los Angeles Rams) and Geno Smith (traded to the Las Vegas Raiders). So, while drafting a QB at No.