John Breech· Sep 23, 2026
With Jaxson Dart lost for the season, Breech lays out five quarterbacks the Giants could trade for — Tyler Huntley, Justin Fields, Mitchell Trubisky, Anthony Richardson and Joe Flacco — arguing Huntley makes the most sense given his history with John Harbaugh and Greg Roman.
“If the Giants do end up making a trade, adding Huntley would probably make the most sense.”
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- Trade and Signing CallsJoe FlaccoNew York GiantsSep 23, 2026
Joe Flacco to move to New York Giants
“The difference between Cincinnati and New York is that Flacco wouldn't be in a totally unfamiliar situation because he would be reuniting with his former head coach, John Harbaugh.”
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Mitchell Trubisky to move to New York Giants
“If the Giants want someone who could come in and learn the offense quickly, Trubisky would make a lot of sense.”
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Anthony Richardson to move to New York Giants
“This might be the perfect time for Indianapolis to unload Richardson, who made a trade request earlier this offseason ... If Richardson got dealt to New York and played well...”
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Tyler Huntley to move to New York Giants
“If the Giants do end up making a trade, adding Huntley would probably make the most sense. Huntley spent the first four seasons of his career in Baltimore playing under Harbaugh.”
Not settled yet. This is graded once the result is in.
Justin Fields to move to New York Giants
“With Mahomes now back on the field and looking like himself through the first two weeks, the Chiefs might be willing to ship Fields off to New York.”
Not settled yet. This is graded once the result is in.
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- Adam CarlsonTrade and Signing Calls · J.J. McCarthyHit · 100Carlson names three Vikings he expects could be traded before the end of September: quarterback J.J. McCarthy, wide receiver Jordan Addison and linebacker Ivan Pace.
- Greg AumanTrade and Signing Calls · J.J. McCarthyHit · 100Auman argues no quarterback is likely to replicate Sam Darnold's turnaround this season, but names five candidates. He expects Miami to hold a very high pick in the 2027 draft, and thinks J.J. McCarthy will eventually be traded for a late-round pick or cut by the Vikings.
- Bucky BrooksTrade and Signing Calls · J.J. McCarthyHit · 100Brooks predicted J.J. McCarthy won't be on the Vikings' roster (traded or released), said Kyler Murray wins the Vikings' QB competition, made a series of 2025 award picks, made 2026 Heisman/draft projections including Arch Manning as the front-runner for the No. 1 overall pick, and said none of Lamar Jackson, Josh Allen or Joe Burrow win a championship this season.
- Bryan DeArdoTrade and Signing Calls · J.J. McCarthyHit · 100Named several players as candidates to be traded before Sunday's cut deadline, including Vikings QB J.J. McCarthy, Cardinals edge Josh Sweat and Steelers cornerback Joey Porter Jr.
- Bryan DeArdoTrade and Signing Calls · J.J. McCarthyHit · 100A CBS Sports piece lists veterans it expects could be traded before the 53-man roster deadline, including quarterbacks Anthony Richardson (with Buffalo floated as a landing spot), J.J. McCarthy and Will Howard, plus Jerry Jeudy, Joey Porter Jr., Tyrone Tracy Jr., Kayvon Thibodeaux, Josh Sweat, Kristian Fulton and Marist Liufau. It also says Mason Rudolph's and Drew Allar's roster spots in Pittsburgh are secure.
- Matthew CollerTrade and Signing Calls · J.J. McCarthyHit · 100Coller argues J.J. McCarthy's development is far behind schedule and that he will likely end up needing a fresh start with another team rather than developing into the Vikings' answer at quarterback.