Rams Weigh Matthew Stafford's Future as QB Explores Trade Options

The veteran quarterback is seeking a two-year, $100 million deal while engaging with other teams, including the Raiders, as the Rams evaluate their long-term plans.

The Los Angeles Rams have granted Matthew Stafford permission to explore trade opportunities, signaling uncertainty about his future with the team.
Stafford, 37, is reportedly seeking a two-year, $100 million contract, potentially hinting at a retirement timeline of 2027.
Raiders minority owner Tom Brady has reportedly contacted Stafford’s camp, expressing interest in bringing the quarterback to Las Vegas.
Rams head coach Sean McVay has stated that the team's primary goal is to retain Stafford, but financial considerations and long-term planning are factors in the decision-making process.
Other teams, including the Steelers, Giants, and Browns, are speculated to be potential landing spots, though no formal offers have been reported yet.