Overview

• Matthew Stafford and the Los Angeles Rams agreed to a restructured contract, ensuring he remains the team's starting quarterback for the upcoming season.
• The Rams allowed Stafford's agent to explore trade possibilities with the Raiders and Giants, both of which reportedly offered two-year deals worth $90-100 million guaranteed.
• Stafford's reworked deal follows months of negotiations, with the Rams preferring a year-to-year approach to manage their salary cap and roster flexibility.
• The Rams prioritized keeping Stafford, who led the team to a Super Bowl victory in 2022 and has consistently delivered strong performances in the playoffs.
• The Giants and Raiders are now expected to explore other veteran quarterback options, including Aaron Rodgers, after Stafford's decision to stay in Los Angeles.