The Los Angeles Rams appear poised to keep former Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford in place for 2025.

Matthew Stafford plans to play football in 2025, but perhaps only under a new contract. There's only one problem for the former Super Bowl champion: His current team, the Los Angeles Rams, does not want to make any "significant financial commitment to a veteran quarterback" with long-term availability and durability concerns,

If the New York Giants wanted to hire a quarterback coach to lure Matthew Stafford to the East Coast, they've found the right guy.

To trade, or not to trade? The Los Angeles Rams don’t have to answer that question right now as it pertains to Matthew Stafford, but they may need to if their contract negotiations with the quarterback stall out.

If the Steelers pursued a trade for Matthew Stafford, the Rams could seek a first-round pick—raising concerns about the cost.

The Los Angeles Rams and Matthew Stafford could come to a contract resolution before the possibility of a training camp holdout comes into question. The Athletic's Jourdan Rodrigue reported the Rams "will not let this situation drag out through the spring" like last year's contract negotiations.

Two topics have dominated and will continue to dominate the Pittsburgh Steelers' offseason: Who will be their starting quarterback in 2025, and will they finally land a top-tier receiver to complement George Pickens?

Kurt Warner called Matthew Stafford a top-7 quarterback and said, “there’s no way I would even think about moving him.”