Matthew Stafford's Future Uncertain as Rams Weigh Trade Options Before Key Deadline
The Rams quarterback's potential trade could reshape the NFL offseason, with the Raiders and Giants emerging as key contenders.
- Matthew Stafford's $4 million roster bonus is due on March 14, pressuring the Rams to resolve his future before the NFL's legal tampering period begins on March 10.
- Stafford, 37, is reportedly seeking a new contract worth $50 million per year, making him a central figure in the NFL's quarterback market this offseason.
- The Rams have allowed Stafford's agent to explore trade opportunities, with the Raiders and Giants expressing interest in acquiring the veteran quarterback.
- A recent meeting between Stafford and Raiders minority owner Tom Brady at a Montana ski resort has fueled tampering speculation, though Brady's agent denies trade discussions occurred.
- The Rams face significant salary cap implications, including a $49.6 million cap hit, and may seek high draft picks as part of any trade for Stafford.



















