Overview

• Matthew Stafford signed a restructured one-year contract for 2025, increasing his salary to $46.5 million, while maintaining two years on his deal.
• Sean McVay expressed hope that Stafford, 37, will play for a 'couple more years,' citing the quarterback's strong health and performance after his 16th NFL season.
• The Rams allowed Stafford to explore trade opportunities with the Raiders and Giants earlier this year, but he chose to remain in Los Angeles.
• McVay highlighted his strengthened relationship with Stafford, crediting honest conversations during the offseason for deepening their partnership.
• Despite Stafford's renewed deal, the Rams have yet to secure a long-term quarterback successor, relying on veterans Jimmy Garoppolo and Stetson Bennett while eyeing the 2026 draft.