Aaron Rodgers will be officially released by the Jets at 4 p.m. on Wednesday. Well before then, he could have a new team.

Three players who could end up as Giants in free agency, according to The Post's Paul Schwartz.

We take a break from “All Quarterbacks, All the Time” to bring you NFL free agency — an avenue for the Giants to address their many other needs.

The popular Cedar Grove, N.J., product will try to hold onto a roster spot.

"I’m just telling you if I’m coaching in the league right now and I’m an offensive coordinator, I know I can win with this kid."

Why does the thought of the Giants pursuing Sam Darnold induce so much cringing and hand-wringing? 

He has never missed any time in his five seasons with the Giants, playing in all 84 games.

There is no doubt the Giants have an order of preference among top quarterback prospects Cam Ward, Shedeur Sanders, Jaxson Dart and Jalen Milroe, but it would not be close to a finalized version.

The Giants see the same lists of available players as everyone else and understand there is an unfortunate bleakness to all this.

So many of the questions directed his way at the NFL Scouting Combine prompted an almost bewildered — and amused — response from Howard Cross III.

The Giants are desperate for a starting quarterback and it is expected that Ward will be atop their NFL Draft board at the position.

Call it desperation, call it bowing to reality, call it an attempt at an aggressive, preemptive strike.

There was so much talk around and from Travis Hunter about an exciting and unique storyline that is fun to consider yet unlikely to happen. 

There was so much talk around and from Travis Hunter about an exciting and unique storyline that is fun to consider and unlikely to happen.

Even if top QB prospects Cam Ward and Shedeur Sanders don't throw at the NFL combine, the Giants should have seen enough of these players by now to know whether they can handle the football.

It is all on the table for Schoen, right now. The stakes could not be higher and the urgency could not be greater.

Amid a 3-14 season, Daboll was unable to stop the losing —- there was a franchise-record 10-game losing streak —- but there was never a mutiny in the locker room.

If Evan Neal is going to be moved inside to get a shot at playing guard after failing at offensive tackle, that position change is not in the works.

What is growing increasingly apparent is the Giants will come to the sobering conclusion that they cannot wait until the draft to find their franchise quarterback.

Without the addition of a quality quarterback, whether it is in free agency or this draft — or both — there is no reason to believe 2025 will be any better for the Giants than 2024.