The New York Giants could explore a trade for Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford, who took a step closer to a deal ahead of free agency

Colin Cowherd claims the Los Angeles Rams have asked for the third overall pick from the New York Giants in exchange for QB Matthew Stafford.

An NFL insider confirmed the New York Giants are one of four known suitors for Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford, if he's traded.

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The New York Giants need a quarterback. Brian Daboll does not have his answer for that position on the roster right now. The Los Angeles Rams have a quarterback who could get traded in the coming months of the offseason.

The New York Giants seem to be willing to do anything they can to solve their quarterback problem this offseason.

While the star QB is under contract with the Los Angeles Rams, it comes at $30 million, with $4 million guaranteed, which are figures well below market rate. (His cap hit is $49.7 million, per Over The Cap .)

ESPN's Mina Kimes and Kevin Clark discussed a trade proposal last week on her podcast, "The Mina Kimes Show Featuring Lenny," in which the Giants send Los Angeles the third overall pick in return for Stafford and the Rams' No. 26 selection.

The New York Giants have reportedly thrown their hat in the ring, entering the trade market for Los Angeles Rams QB Matthew Stafford. The Rams and Stafford

The Los Angeles Rams are entering a critical window with Super Bowl-winning quarterback Matthew Stafford, who understandably wants to be compensated for his talents in the form of a healthy raise. But the grass isn't always greener even if it comes with more dollars and respect, as Colin Cowherd advised on his show Monday afternoon.