The Los Angeles Rams went all in for the 2021 NFL season, acquiring quarterback Matthew Stafford for Jared Goff and multiple early picks. The trade worked out for both sides, with the Rams winning Super Bowl 56 and Goff leading a resurgent Detroit Lions team to new heights the last two seasons.

After a tense month of rumors, whispers, and hypothetical trades, Matthew Stafford has officially decided to remain with the Los Angeles Rams, agreeing to a re-structured contract with Les Snead and company to remain in LA moving forward,

In his first comments since his contract was adjusted, Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford says he's happy to be staying in L.A.

Matthew Stafford is sticking with the Los Angeles Rams, as the two sides agreed on a deal last week that will have the quarterback back with the team for 2025 season. That came after the franchise allowed Stafford to talk to teams around the league to see what type of value he had.

Matthew Stafford was committed to return to the Los Angeles Rams in 2025. Despite being dragged around multiple rumors in connection to the New York Giants and Las Vegas Raiders, Stafford reached an agreement with the Rams ahead of free agency to remain in Los Angeles for at least another year.