Rams Allow Matthew Stafford to Explore Trade Market

The Los Angeles Rams have granted their veteran quarterback's agent permission to gauge his value with other NFL teams, though no trade has been requested.

The Rams have permitted Matthew Stafford's agent to speak with other NFL teams to assess his trade value, but this is not a formal trade request.
Stafford, 37, has two years remaining on his contract, with the Rams potentially saving up to $27 million in cap space if a trade occurs after June 1, 2025.
The Rams are reportedly evaluating their options, balancing a potential rebuild with Stafford's proven ability to lead the team to playoff contention.
Teams speculated to be interested in Stafford include the New York Giants, Pittsburgh Steelers, New York Jets, and Las Vegas Raiders, among others.
The Rams' decision may also align with broader roster changes, as they explore cost-saving moves and younger options across key positions.