The New York Giants have reportedly met with the representation for Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford at the NFL Scouting Combine.

Per ESPN's Adam Schefter, the veteran quarterback and the Los Angeles Rams agreed to a restructured deal on Friday, ceasing talks of Stafford potentially being traded. Now the Rams get to keep their star quarterback,

As the Giants mull their options on the veteran market and in the draft, did Stafford save the Giants from themselves?

Matthew Stafford is reportedly staying in Los Angeles. Adam Schefter of ESPN reported that Stafford and the Rams had reached an agreement on Friday on a restructured contract to keep the quarterback with the franchise.

The New York Giants wanted to be in the Matthew Stafford business. Stafford and his representatives met with the Giants this past month to discuss his value. Despite the Giants reportedly being willing to offer Stafford a lucrative contract,

Russell Wilson views the Giants as a potential landing spot after their failed pursuit of Matthew Stafford.

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.

After flirting with the Las Vegas Raiders and New York Giants, veteran quarterback Matthew Stafford decided it's in his best interest to stay with the Los Angeles Rams for the 2025 season. On Friday,