The NFL Combine has brought the New York Giants to a crossroads concerning their quarterback situation. With Aaron Rodgers potentially available after his time with the Jets, speculation surrounds whether he could be the solution for the Giants at the most critical position on the field. However, concerns about Rodgers' recent performance and durability raise questions about whether he is the right fit for the Giants.

The Giants appear to be weighing their options carefully. There's speculation they may opt for a veteran bridge quarterback like Russell Wilson, especially if they don’t trade up to secure a top collegiate prospect. The team seems to be in a holding pattern regarding free agency, suggesting they might wait for a more favorable quarterback situation before making any rash decisions.

Moreover, the Giants' management faces pressure to improve the team’s performance quickly, with owner John Mara indicating impatience with the current rebuilding process. This backdrop makes their quarterback decision even more critical as they navigate a challenging future schedule.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are expected to prioritize selecting a wide receiver in the first round of the upcoming NFL Draft on April 24. With several other positional needs such as cornerback, defensive line, and running back, the focus remains on bolstering the receiver corps. Currently, Tetairoa McMillan is widely regarded as the top receiver prospect, closely followed by Emeka Egbuka from Ohio State. There's uncertainty surrounding Egbuka's availability when the Steelers pick at No. 21, but if he remains on the board, he could very well be the choice for Pittsburgh.

Egbuka's collegiate performance has been impressive. In 2021, he recorded 74 receptions for 1,151 yards and 10 touchdowns, placing him among the top ten in receiving yards across the FBS. Though he faced setbacks due to injury in 2022, he rebounded impressively as a senior with 81 catches for 1,011 yards and another 10 touchdowns. His skill set includes versatility as he has operated primarily in the slot, showcasing excellent route-running ability and toughness, traits that could translate well to the NFL.

The Las Vegas Raiders have numerous options to address their quarterback issues ahead of the NFL Draft. The team is expected to use their No. 6 overall pick to secure a long-term solution, especially after parting ways with Derek Carr. Over the past two seasons, the Raiders have cycled through five quarterbacks and four offensive coordinators, resulting in inconsistent performance. With significant cap space available, there’s potential for them to draft and sign multiple quarterbacks this offseason.

One top candidate is Justin Fields, currently with the Pittsburgh Steelers, who impressed with a strong performance against the Raiders last season, helping the Steelers start 4-2. Fields has displayed significant upside, showcasing his dual-threat capability, which the Raiders haven't had in their quarterback room in years. His recent performance indicates he is capable of minimizing turnovers while still being a scoring threat on the ground.

Russell Wilson, former Seattle Seahawks quarterback, is gearing up for free agency as he searches for a new team for the third consecutive year. After a solid 2024 season with the Pittsburgh Steelers, where he amassed 2,482 passing yards and 16 touchdowns, Wilson's future with the team looks bleak following a disappointing playoff exit. ESPN's projections suggest Cleveland may be a potential landing spot, though they lean towards the Browns acquiring Kirk Cousins instead.

Meanwhile, the Seahawks seem poised to retain Geno Smith, who demonstrated impressive stats last season with 4,320 passing yards, yet they are also considering drafting a quarterback. Smith’s contract is under review, and discussions for an extension are ongoing. The 34-year-old performed efficiently despite some offensive challenges, making his contract situation particularly intriguing for fantasy managers.