Overview

• 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.