With the QB carousel spinning fairly quickly this offseason, it appears one potential player who could have drawn interest has been locked up for the foreseeable future.

After being traded to the Los Angeles Rams, new signal-caller Matthew Stafford appears to be doing a little bit of recruiting.

With two NFL quarterbacks already having been traded so far in 2021, it appears Eagles QB Carson Wentz may up next.

The Raiders know they’ll need to make some changes as Gruden looks to take his team to the next level and it sounds like one move could include a new quarterback.

Out in Pittsburgh, wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster will be a free agent this offseason and he’s an attractive option for a team like the Patriots, who could use someone of his caliber to build around.

Out in Houston, it sounds like they may potentially be among teams in the NFL with a new quarterback next season.

After one year without Tom Brady, the Patriots find themselves still in search of a quarterback as they look to rebound from a disappointing 7-9 season.

They say “Go big or go home”.  The Los Angeles Rams apparently did just that prior to making the deal to acquire Matt Stafford over the weekend.

For any Patriots fans who were hoping Matt Stafford would have landed in New England, it appears that even despite being traded to Los Angeles the possibility was never there anyway.

Getting one of these established QBs would also necessitate giving up a lot of their draft capital that they need to rebuild

For any fans hoping to see Matt Stafford start for the Patriots in 2021, it appears you can cross that off your list.

All indications seemed to point to a potential divorce between DeShaun Watson and the Texans, but it sounds like that might not be the case.

It seems like things might get interesting in Los Angeles this offseason.

While the Patriots have two young players in Dalton Keene and Devin Asiasi, it looks like there could be a veteran tight end potentially available this offseason if New England decides to try and acquire one.