Russell Wilson's future remains a question mark heading into the offseason, but the veteran quarterback reportedly could end up on the New York Giants. ESPN's Jeremy Fowler discussed the Wilson situation during an appearance on Sunday's episode of SportsCenter and suggested the signal-caller would love to re-sign with the Pittsburgh Steelers but is at least connected to the Las Vegas Raiders and Giants at this point.

Joe Schoen name-dropped a Super Bowl winner amid the New York Giants' search for a new quarterback. The post Giants Name-Drop Super Bowl Winner When Revealing Quarterback Plans appeared first on Heavy Sports.

In an article written by Marcus Mosher of the 33rd Team, he predicts that they will land 10-time Pro Bowler Russell Wilson. "Going into his age-37 season, there might not be many opportunities for Wilson to start,

The New York Giants have been named by an ESPN insider as a "potential sleeper" to sign Pittsburgh Steelers QB Russell Wilson in free agency.

ESPN's Jeremy Fowler reported the New York Giants are a "sleeper option" for veteran quarterback Russell Wilson this ffsoasn.

The New York Giants are expected to make a major move at quarterback this offseason, and one analyst believes a Super Bowl champion could be the right short-term solution. Russell Wilson, who spent the 2024 season with the Pittsburgh Steelers,

ESPN made a suggestion for the "perfect free agent signing" for the New York Giants this offseason and their choice will almost certainly divide the fan base. It's no secret that the Giants need to find a starting quarterback this offseason.

New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen name-dropped Super Bowl winner Russell Wilson amid the team's ongoing QB rumors.

Former Denver Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson is a free agent this offseason. With other quarterbacks on the market who are younger and better than the former Super Bowl champion, he might have a tough time finding a job.

The Giants don't have those kinds of weapons, although Malik Nabers is the real deal. They have an offensive line issue. They don't have Saquon Barkley at running back. And they certainly don't need Rodgers and his ticked-off demeanor when things are going wrong on a rebuilding roster.

Cody Benjamin of CBS Sports predicted on Feb. 20 that the Giants will sign the nine-time Pro Bowler to a one-year contract worth $20 million.