The Rams gave Stafford’s agent permission to talk with other teams about the quarterback’s contract terms, a league source said. From those talks, the Las Vegas Raiders and the New York Giants have both emerged as teams looking to acquire the Super Bowl-winning quarterback, team sources said Wednesday.

After just four seasons in Los Angeles, Matthew Stafford could be leaving the Rams. The Super Bowl-winning quarterback has been given permission to speak with other teams so that he can gauge what his value might be on the open market and it's a move that could open the door for the 37-year-old to leave L.

According to The Athletic, the Giants met with the 37-year-old quarterback’s agent on Tuesday in Indianapolis about a potential trade/new contract. This comes amid rampant speculation that the Rams would trade the Super Bowl LVI champion. The Raiders — namely part-owner Tom Brady — also met with Stafford, according to reports.