The Remaining QB Dominos Should Start To Fall Today

[MightyGiants]

https://x.com/ESPNNFL/status/1899899020702618086

[Trench]

So when Aaron Rodgers said, "Malik Nabers sounds great.  Who else do you have?"

Joe Schoen replied, "Now we cut to a commercial."

Honestly,

I think Rodgers would really help bring Theo to another level. It's one of my main reasons for wanting Rodgers is to see how Theo begins to turn into a star.

[Ed Vette]

Drew Lock is still available, right?

Does anyone think Rodgers would come here knowing the Giants are drafting a QB and have the #3 pick? Does anyone think he would accept a one year deal?

[Ed Vette]

Wilson will visit the Giants.

Then there is this too.
https://x.com/dmrussini/status/1899916785161298205?

[uconnjack8]

Drew Lock is still available, right?

Does anyone think Rodgers would come here knowing the Giants are drafting a QB and have the #3 pick? Does anyone think he would accept a one year deal?

I am really unsure.  He must in some ways realize at his age whatever team signs him will also be looking to the future.  At the same time he is looking to win now and for the Giants to be anything near competitive they need to use high picks on guys that are going to play day 1. 

Schoen and Daboll may not be able to afford to use the 3 on a QB if they want another year. 

[londonblue]

Aaron Rodgers always manages to make things about him and provoke drama. If the Giants really want an experienced 'name' guy and have any sense they will be on the phone to Wilson tonight saying: 'If you don't go to Cleveland we will give you a 2 year deal. You will start. We will draft a QB probably day 2 or 3. It will only be in R1 if one falls to us as we are not trading away assets that we can use to give you a better team. Come be the main man in the biggest media market in USA and prove you are better than Fields.'

[katkavage]

The Giants put themselves in this position. Desperate. I am writing off 2025 unless they get very very lucky with a rookie QB.

[EDjohnst1981]

Wilson will visit the Giants.

Then there is this too.
https://x.com/dmrussini/status/1899916785161298205?

Might explain why Jones wanted to leave.

[MightyGiants]

Wilson will visit the Giants.

Then there is this too.
https://x.com/dmrussini/status/1899916785161298205?

https://x.com/adamschefter/status/1899913567194743260?s=46&t=1vcQIN8GqF5J2oLdxEVEJQ

[Ed Vette]

Might explain why Jones wanted to leave.

Like I said earlier. The Vikings are a win now team. Sauce even thinks it's a good match.

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/jets-star-says-aaron-rodgers-might-lead-the-nfl-in-every-stat-if-he-signs-with-this-team-in-2025-free-agency/amp/

[DaveBrown74]

anyone think Rodgers would come here knowing the Giants are drafting a QB and have the #3 pick?

He might, because no team would ever agree to the money Rodgers is still capable of commanding and then quickly put a rookie in over him. It just wouldn't happen, and Rodgers understands that. That team would look like the biggest fools in the history of the NFL spending that kind of money on bridge QB, and looking like the biggest fools in the history of the league is hard to do given some of the moves we've seen our team and other teams make just in just the last decade.

Any team that pays Rodgers' $35, $40m, or $45m price tag this year is going to have him in as long as he's healthy. Sure, maybe late in the season, if he's an absolute train wreck they'll put in the rookie, but if that happens he's done anyway and it won't matter at that point.

[Trench]

I'm kinda getting antsy not knowing by now who our QB will be.

 I wonder what's going on behind the scenes.

[uconnjack8]

He might, because no team would ever agree to the money Rodgers is still capable of commanding and then quickly put a rookie in over him. It just wouldn't happen, and Rodgers understands that. That team would look like the biggest fools in the history of the NFL spending that kind of money on bridge QB, and looking like the biggest fools in the history of the league is hard to do given some of the moves we've seen our team and other teams make just in just the last decade.

Any team that pays Rodgers' $35, $40m, or $45m price tag this year is going to have him in as long as he's healthy. Sure, maybe late in the season, if he's an absolute train wreck they'll put in the rookie, but if that happens he's done anyway and it won't matter at that point.

Basically what the Falcons did last year right?  Gave Cousins a bunch of money and then ended up benching him late in the year.

[DaveBrown74]

Basically what the Falcons did last year right?  Gave Cousins a bunch of money and then ended up benching him late in the year.

Yup. Pretty much that. He played 14 out of 17 games.

[Ed Vette]

He might, because no team would ever agree to the money Rodgers is still capable of commanding and then quickly put a rookie in over him. It just wouldn't happen, and Rodgers understands that. That team would look like the biggest fools in the history of the NFL spending that kind of money on bridge QB, and looking like the biggest fools in the history of the league is hard to do given some of the moves we've seen our team and other teams make just in just the last decade.

Any team that pays Rodgers' $35, $40m, or $45m price tag this year is going to have him in as long as he's healthy. Sure, maybe late in the season, if he's an absolute train wreck they'll put in the rookie, but if that happens he's done anyway and it won't matter at that point.

I doubt Rodgers would agree to a one year contract at his age. This is his last hurrah.