Giants met with N.J. native, Super Bowl-winning QB, report says - Clone
According to ESPN, Big Blue hosted free agent quarterback Joe Flacco, an Audobon native, on Thursday afternoon. Flacco, 40, started six games for the Indianapolis Colts last season. He stunningly led the Cleveland Browns to the playoffs just two seasons ago — which earned him the NFL’s Comeback Player of the Year honors.
Report: Giants Told Aaron Rodgers They Want Him to Be QB1 amid Steelers, Vikings Buzz
While the Pittsburgh Steelers and Minnesota Vikings are still believed to be in the mix to sign veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers after his release from the New York Jets, it sounds like the New York Giants are making a strong push to add him to the fold.
Earlier this week, the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles made a trade, sending quarterback Kenny Pickett to the ...
The Commanders have had a great offseason, making them legitimate Super Bowl contenders after a surprising run last season.
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Six years after leaving the Baltimore Ravens, Super Bowl-winning quarterback Joe Flacco continues to find jobs for himself in the NFL, and his next one could be ...
The Seahawks are betting that Sam Darnold can exceed what he was in Minnesota. But it takes more than a QB to lift a trophy ...
Steve Young has always been something of an over-performer. On the football field, he was a three-time Super Bowl champion with the San Francisco 49ers, who revolutionised the quarterback position ...
The defending champion Philadelphia Eagles (+650) maintain the pole position in the Super Bowl odds thanks to minimal roster ...
The Buffalo Bills inked Josh Allen to a new big-money contract, worth $55 million per year, but didn't re-set the quarterback market after his MVP season.
One of the biggest stories being talked about during NFL free agency: Is the Super Bowl window for the 49ers closed? We ...
The Kansas City Chiefs will be losing their backup quarterback, Carson Wentz, in free agency. It may not be at the top of ...
The Cleveland Browns would most likely like to forget about the name, Deshaun Watson. After a second Achilles tear in three ...
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