Multiple teams needing to fill the position are still awaiting future Hall of Famer Aaron Rodgers' decision, and as they play the waiting game, they are looking into other options to fill the quarterback room.

At some point, “leave no stone unturned’’ will result in the Giants actually uncovering a veteran quarterback to sign to their roster.

Jameis Winston asked the Eagles’ All-Pro running back who was going to sign the free agent quarterback at the Super Bowl in February. “I think New York needs a quarterback right now,” Barkley said, indicating he meant his former Giants team. Now Winston, 31, is visiting the Giants on Tuesday, per NFL Network, with a chance to sign in the Big Apple.

Schoen has re-signed many of his own free agents to new deals since the end of this year's Super Bowl: long snapper Casey Kreiter, tight end Chris Manhertz, quarterback Tommy DeVito, punter Jamie Gillan, wide receiver Darius Slayton, kick returner Ihmir Smith-Marsette, linebacker Tomon Fox, and offensive linemen Greg Van Roten and Aaron Stinnie.

One NFL analyst believes the New York Giants are just a quarterback away from becoming serious playoff contenders.

The New York Giants struck out on their top quarterback target this offseason (Matthew Stafford), forcing them to turn to