Matthew Stafford is not going.
The star quarterrier and the Rams of Los Angeles agreed with a restructured agreement on Friday which will hold Stafford in California, the team announced.
The Giants of Las Vegas and the New York Giants were in commercial discussions with the Stafford camp, but the quarterrier ended up taking less to stay with the Rams, according to the NFL Network.
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Los Angeles Rams, Matthew Stafford’s quarterrier, leaves the field after the Rams beat the Seattle Seahawks in extension in Seattle on November 3, 2024. (AP photo / Stephen Brashear)
Stafford and the Rams were at a game while moving away the possible Super Bowl champion, Philadelphia Eagles, in the NFC division tour before not failing.
In this defeat, Stafford completed almost 60% of its passes while launching 324 yards and two affected despite weather conditions less than ideal.
The Rams won the NFC West last season, going 10-7 and beating the Vikings of Minnesota in the joker’s tour before finally losing against the Eagles.
Stafford, 37, was good last season. The Rams were 10-6 in its departures (Stafford rested in week 18), and Stafford completed almost 66% of its passes for 3,762 yards, while launching 20 affected and eight interceptions.
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Los Angeles Rams, Matthew Stafford’s quarterrier (9) calls a scrum-line game in the third quarter against the Philadelphia Eagles in a NFC Division Channel match in 2025 at Lincoln Financial Field. (Images Bill Streicher / Imagn)
Although Stafford will be back with the Rams, Cooper Kupp probably will not be. The team seeks to exchange it.
Despite Kupp’s potential loss, Stafford has always Puka Nacua, a fifth round choice in 2023 which turned into a star, to be launched.
Los Angeles Rams, Matthew Stafford’s quarterrier, threw against the Strait Lions during the first half in Detroit on September 8, 2024. (Photo / duane burleson)
Stafford won a Super Bowl with the Rams in his first season with the team after being exchanged from Detroit Lions before the 2021 season and hopes to bring another to Los Angeles with his return.
Raiders and giants are now appearing to turn to the Libre agency or the NFL recovery to solve their quarter-back problems.
