The Stafford market is heating up at the combine, with the Giants and Raiders outlining contract offers to the QB if he were to be traded.

Stafford was scheduled to make $26 million in 2025 on a four-year, $160 million contract that was set to expire after the 2026 season. The Giants, the Post confirmed, did come up to between $90-100 million in guaranteed money on a two-year deal for Stafford. The Raiders were also there.

All eyes in the NFL community are currently on Matthew Stafford and the Rams. David Helman explains why separating would be a big mistake on both of their parts.

According to The Athletic, the Giants met with the 37-year-old quarterback’s agent on Tuesday in Indianapolis about a potential trade/new contract. This comes amid rampant speculation that the Rams would trade the Super Bowl LVI champion. The Raiders — namely part-owner Tom Brady — also met with Stafford, according to reports.

But perhaps the name at the heart of every conversation is that of Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford. Reports emerged over the weekend that the Rams have permitted Stafford to speak with other teams about a potential trade,

The Raiders and Giants could have been options for Stafford, while Aaron Rodgers had been mentioned as a possibility in L.A. had the Rams moved on.

Sports' Tyler Dragon discusses the news that Matthew Stafford will not be traded this season and instead return to the Los Angeles Rams.

Quarterback Matthew Stafford is staying with the Los Angeles Rams under a restructured contract, ending weeks of speculation about the Super Bowl winner's future. The Rams announced their new agreement with Stafford on Friday without initially revealing any details.