Welcome to the Valentine's Day edition of the Pick Six newsletter! It's going to be an extra romantic today in Philadelphia and that's because everyone in the city is going to be handing out hugs and high fives all day as they celebrate the Eagles' Super Bowl parade.

Peter Schrager of NFL Network reports Stafford is asking for $50 million per year in his next contract, a steep uptick in his current cost for a 37-year-old quarterback. The Steelers have more than enough space to accommodate it.

"GMFB" discuss could you envision a world where the Los Angeles Rams move on from quarterback Matthew Stafford.

The LA Rams have work to do to get their roster in shape for 2025 and the quarterback could be one of those to depart.

The Pittsburgh Steelers' quarterback situation is taking center stage this offseason. During the 2024 season, the Steelers had Russell Wilson and Justin Fields under center.

Further complicating matters is the fact that should Stafford prefer to play for what he sees as his true worth, and should the Rams not want to pay it, a trade will have to be reached. Per Breer, the list of teams interested in Stafford include the Giants, Browns, Steelers and Raiders, among others.