In terms of the short term, ESPN’s NFL insider Jeremy Fowler made an interesting note over the weekend in regard to one quarterback potentially available this offseason: Kirk Cousins. Cousins, 36, signed a four-year,

Kirk Cousins was benched in 2024 in favor of first-round pick Michael Penix Jr., a pretty clear indication that his time as the starter is now over. So as ESPN's Jeremy Fowler reported during Sunday's SportsCenter,

The Falcons have a lot to do this offseason but first on the to-do list for Terry Fontenot is Kirk Cousins. Atlanta's GM maintains that the club is

An NFL insider recently suggested the New York Jets as a potential landing spot for Atlanta Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins.

One reporter believes Kirk Cousins will be the New York Jets' starting quarterback in 2025; would it be a smart choice?

There are rumors about the next move. Chase a veteran like Kirk Cousins? Let Tyrod Taylor move up? Or ... The Jets could very well find themselves drafting interesting Ole Miss quarterback Jaxson Dart.

New York Jets cornerback Sauce Gardner cannot control his hysterical (yet written) laughter at a certain trade rumor involving Kirk Cousins.

Where will Myles Garrett wind up? Will the Bengals spend enough to keep their stars? What’s next for the Vikings and Sam Darnold? And how about Kirk Cousins?

The Minnesota Vikings drew a line in the sand with Kirk Cousins after the four-time Pro Bowler missed nine games in 2024, and their decision paid off in the form of a historic season with Sam Darnold at the helm.

“Remember, Cousins put together a Pro Bowl campaign in 2019 under Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski, who called plays for the Minnesota Vikings offense. He threw for 3,603 yards, 26 touchdowns and six interceptions with a 69.1 percent completion rate in 15 starts that year.”

Atlanta Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins is likely to be moved this offseason after he was benched for Michael Penix Jr. late in the 2024 campaign. A lowly AFC team that just dumped its quarterback is one of the teams that could have interest in the embattled veteran signal-caller.

The New York Jets are eyeing a four-time Pro Bowl quarterback to replace Aaron Rodgers, but so are other teams. Jets fans have been full of speculation over the