Aaron Rodgers, Cam Ward and the Giants’ QB picture

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The New York Giants took their first crack at addressing the quarterback position this offseason. They led with a massive swing at Super Bowl winner Matthew Stafford that came up short.

It certainly wasn’t from lack of trying. Multiple industry sources said the Giants were willing to pay Stafford in the $50 million range per season, but he ultimately decided to remain with the Los Angeles

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GM: Giants want QB vet, might take QB in draft

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INDIANAPOLIS — The New York Giants are going to “look under every rock” when it comes to the quarterback position this offseason. The one certainty is they will add a veteran quarterback, general manager Joe Schoen said at the NFL scouting combine.

The Giants are working under the premise that exclusive rights free agent Tommy DeVito is the only quarterback on the roster. They have the No. 3

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Giants’ QB decision will be on front burner at NFL combine

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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The New York Giants‘ search for a franchise quarterback takes them to Indianapolis this week for the NFL combine. It’s their latest opportunity to see and talk to the draft’s top quarterback prospects, beginning with Miami’s Cam Ward and Colorado’s Shedeur Sanders.

It’s much more than that though. At night, in back rooms and hotel lobbies throughout combine week, conversations will take

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Source: Unnamed Jets player followed, robbed

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MORRISTOWN, N.J. — An unidentified New York Jets player was robbed at gunpoint Saturday morning near his New Jersey home after being followed home from New York City, a source confirmed to ESPN.

A witness saw a group of men exit a dark-colored SUV in the Windmill Pond neighborhood in Morristown, New Jersey, and take money and personal items from two individuals in another car. No injuries were reported.

Among the items taken

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Manning has had ‘Hall of Fame moments, but not a Hall of Fame career’

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Eli Manning will have to wait to get into the Pro Football Hall of Fame for at least another year.

The legendary New York Giants quarterback didn’t make the cut for the Class of 2025 in his first year of eligibility. Manning was one of 15 finalists who were in consideration for the honor. He didn’t make the cut for the final 10

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First ballot or wait? Eli Manning’s HOF fate leaves room for debate

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Editor’s note: This story originally published Nov. 27, 2024. It has been updated to reflect the current status of Eli Manning’s Hall of Fame candidacy.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Eli Manning has faced doubters before. Entering the 2007 playoffs, when the quarterback led the New York Giants on a Super Bowl run that ended in an upset win over the previously undefeated New England Patriots, there

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