Overview
- The Rams finalized a two-year extension for Matthew Stafford worth $84 million, boosting his compensation for the 2025–26 seasons.
- Sean McVay said the team consistently communicated that retaining Stafford was its top priority, making talks with Aaron Rodgers a contingency only if no deal was reached.
- Aaron Rodgers signed a one-year, $13.65 million contract with the Pittsburgh Steelers, including $10 million guaranteed.
- The Steelers briefly explored trading for Stafford before turning to Rodgers as their veteran quarterback solution.
- Los Angeles’s quarterback contingency planning underscored its emphasis on roster stability and preparedness for any offseason scenario.