The Steelers have maintained an open dialogue with both Russell Wilson and Justin Fields in hopes of retaining one, but the Giants and Jets are also in the mix with the impending free agents.

The New York Giants have reportedly had internal discussions about Sam Darnold and Russell Wilson as veteran QB options along with Aaron Rodgers.

With the NFL free agency and tampering period just weeks away, here are some landing spots for Steelers QB Russell Wilson should he leave Pittsburgh.

Wilson will have suitors in free agency, including teams like the New York Giants and Tennessee Titans, but the Steelers remain interested in bringing back the veteran signal-caller for another season.

Steve Serby of The New York Post asked Warner who he thinks should be the Giants' bridge in 2025 should they draft a quarterback in the first round of the NFL Draft. Given a choice between Russell Wilson,

The New York Giants have interest in the veteran quarterback after Matthew Stafford and the Los Angeles Rams agreed to a contract restructure, according to multipel reports. Sam Darnold and Russell Wilson are also among the quarterbacks on the Giants ' radar.

It may not seem like the best idea in the world, but Ian Rapoport makes a compelling case for why the New York Giants could be the ideal landing spot for Aaron Rodgers in NFL free agency. This may not work out at all,

The New York Giants are surveying their options at the quarterback position. The NFL’s legal tampering period will begin at

But no matter how free agency shakes out — and the Giants will sign a veteran quarterback (whether it’s Rodgers or Wilson or someone else less prominent) — none if this will matter unless they can finally find a way to fix their awful offensive line.

According to Jordan Raanan, it appears likely that the Giants will end up signing either Aaron Rodgers or Russell Wilson in free agency. The Giants have

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.