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.

As the NFL offseason heats up, speculation surrounding Kirk Cousins' future continues to grow. While the veteran quarterback has been linked to the New York Jets, a trade remains u

“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.”

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The New York Jets will exist in one way or another without quarterback ... over the weekend in regard to one quarterback potentially available this offseason: Kirk Cousins. Cousins, 36, signed a four-year, $180 million deal as a free agent last offseason ...

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Someone with direct knowledge of the situation exclusively told New York Jets On SI that both Kirk Cousins and the Jets have mutual interest in the 36-year-old becoming the next Jets signal caller ...

On Feb. 20, CBS Sports' Cody Benjamin named the three best fits for Cousins this offseason. Unsurprisingly, he identified the Cleveland Browns and New York Jets, two teams who have been linked to Cousins throughout this offseason.

The Jets could trade up to get one of the top consensus quarterbacks, like Cam Ward or Shedeur Sanders – mirroring the move Tannenbaum made back in 2009 to land Sanchez. Or they could add a veteran in free agency or on the trade market and then trade down from No. 7 overall to fill out the other holes on their roster.

Kirk Cousins and the Atlanta Falcons will likely formally part ways within the next month, and one AFC team has been mentioned as a possible landing spot.