The New York Giants replenish their depth at tight end by returning Chris Manhertz on a one-year contract for the 2025 season.

Aaron Rodgers is searching for a new opportunity after the New York Jets decided they do not want him back, and it does not sound like the star quarterback has very many options at this point.

The Aaron Rodgers sweepstakes might not be in full swing, but that hasn’t stopped Adam Schefter from thinking about where he’ll end up. After the New York Jets and Rodgers parted ways, he’s officially a free agent.

One year ago, the topic of Sam Darnold's next destination being the biggest storyline of the NFL offseason seemed unfathomable. But that's how quickly things can change in the world of professional football.

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Darnold finished his first season as Minnesota's starter with 4,319 passing yards, 35 touchdowns and 12 interceptions. He led the Vikings to a 14-3 record, but they had a disappointing loss to the Los Angeles Rams in the opening round of the playoffs.

ESPN’s Adam Schefter says a lot of NFL teams have at least “checked in” with the Los Angeles Rams on the availability of veteran quarterback Matthew Stafford. But Schefter made it clear while on The Pat McAfee Show on Feb.

That being said, Adam Schefter has now spoken out with his thoughts on the Rodgers to the Steelers rumors. During a recent appearance, Schefter made it clear that he does not see Rodgers ending up in Pittsburgh. "Maybe but doubtfully the Pittsburgh Steelers,” Schefter said.

The Minnesota Vikings may really be pushing to bring Sam Darnold back, and his market seems to be more depressed than expected, making it possible.