The Los Angeles Rams have reached a new agreement with quarterback Matthew Stafford, ensuring he will remain with the team through the 2025 NFL season. Stafford led the Rams to the NFC West title last season, throwing for 3,762 yards, 20 touchdowns, and eight interceptions. The restructured contract comes after reports that the Rams allowed Stafford to explore potential trade options. Stafford, who is 37 years old, had two years left on a four-year, $160 million contract extension he signed in 2022 after winning a Super Bowl with the Rams. Stafford was acquired by the Rams in a trade with the Detroit Lions in 2021, which also involved quarterback Jared Goff and multiple draft picks. The news of Stafford’s return could impact the quarterback market, as teams like the New York Giants and Cleveland Browns, who were reportedly interested in Stafford, may now look to other veteran options like Aaron Rodgers. The Rams and Stafford’s continued partnership is seen as beneficial for both parties, with Stafford helping lead the Rams to a Super Bowl victory and the Lions entering a rebuilding phase. The quarterback’s return solidifies the Rams’ position as contenders in the upcoming NFL season.
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