Matthew Stafford Contract Status

[RamBall]

I'm actually warming up to moving Stafford for draft capital, signing Aaron Rodgers to a lot less money and getting a QB in the draft and using the cap room to continue to build.

Not sure I would want Rogers mentoring a rookie QB. I would rather pay Stafford and grab a developmental QB in mid rounds and have him spend all his time with Stafford, like Kupp has been. I may prefer Jimmy G over Rogers if Stafford is traded. Rogers is more talented than Jimmy G, but I just dont think he is a good fit with the we not me locker-room.

 

[Billy Baroo]

Vegas now have Rams co-favs for Rodger’s?

Aaron Rodgers next team odds: Rams emerge as unlikely co-favorite to land former Jets QB

An unexpected team is gaining steam to be Aaron Rodgers’ next NFL destination.

nypost.com

 

[El Chapo Jr]

Sounds like we will not know anything until at or after the combine. Here's the nugget from this article.

Report: 'Several teams' have called about Matthew Stafford, Rams' asking price believed to be 1st-round pick

The Los Angeles Rams’ top priority this offseason is finding a way to keep Matthew Stafford. The two sides have had discussions about a new contract and though not much progress has been made so far, there’s still time for them to get a deal done. In the event

theramswire.usatoday.com

 

[TSFH Fan]

Sounds like we will not know anything until at or after the combine. Here's the nugget from this article.

View attachment 69908

Report: 'Several teams' have called about Matthew Stafford, Rams' asking price believed to be 1st-round pick

The Los Angeles Rams’ top priority this offseason is finding a way to keep Matthew Stafford. The two sides have had discussions about a new contract and though not much progress has been made so far, there’s still time for them to get a deal done. In the event

theramswire.usatoday.com

The actual Jordan Schultz article is here:

NFL Confidential: Reunion most likely outcome for Rams, Matthew Stafford | FOX Sports

In Jordan Schultz's new weekly insider column, he reveals the latest contract updates on Matthew Stafford, Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins, and expected new hires for the Jaguars and Saints.

www.foxsports.com

One "interesting" thing Schultz says is this:

Remember, trading Stafford ensures a $45.3 million dead cap hit in 2025 and nearly $23 million in 2026.

This is interesting because I think it's wrong and looks like a misreading of the OTC Dead Cap chart:

Matt Stafford Contract Details, Salary Cap Charges, Bonus Money, and Contract History | Over The Cap

Matt Stafford contract and salary cap details, including signing bonus, guaranteed salary, dead money, roster bonuses, and contract history

overthecap.com

The $45.3 million cap hit in 2025 that Schultz talks about is the sum of the prorated bonuses from 2025 and 2026 ($16,166,666 + $6,500,000 + $16,166,668 + $6,500,000 = $45,333,334 )

Schultz talks about an additional nearly $23 million in 2026 - a cap hit in 2025 "and" a cap hit in 2026. This $23 million is the dead cap for a pre-June 1 trade in 2026. The prorated bonuses in 2026 add up to $22,666,668. A pre June 1 2025 trade would accelerate both the 2025 bonus money and 2026 bonus money to year 2025. The Rams won't get dinged twice for the 2026 prorated bonuses. OTC doesn't nicely display things . . . like Spotrac does:

"all of the dead cap remaining on his contract (including any guaranteed salary) accelerates into the current year."

If, in fact, Jordan Schultz is wrong about the salary cap hit, is he trustworthy on anything else?

Bottom line:
*Remember, there's only ONE Jourdan covering the Rams and Jordan isn't Jourdan.

 

[Rams8821]

#9 will be a Ram next year and probably in 26 to defend a SB title.

After that he will retire, and have a statue outside SoFi.

End the thread.....

 

[PhillyRam]

The actual Jordan Schultz article is here:

NFL Confidential: Reunion most likely outcome for Rams, Matthew Stafford | FOX Sports

In Jordan Schultz's new weekly insider column, he reveals the latest contract updates on Matthew Stafford, Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins, and expected new hires for the Jaguars and Saints.

www.foxsports.com

One "interesting" thing Schultz says is this:


This is interesting because I think it's wrong and looks like a misreading of the OTC Dead Cap chart:

View attachment 69910

Matt Stafford Contract Details, Salary Cap Charges, Bonus Money, and Contract History | Over The Cap

Matt Stafford contract and salary cap details, including signing bonus, guaranteed salary, dead money, roster bonuses, and contract history

overthecap.com

The $45.3 million cap hit in 2025 that Schultz talks about is the sum of the prorated bonuses from 2025 and 2026 ($16,166,666 + $6,500,000 + $16,166,668 + $6,500,000 = $45,333,334 )

Schultz talks about an additional nearly $23 million in 2026 - a cap hit in 2025 "and" a cap hit in 2026. This $23 million is the dead cap for a pre-June 1 trade in 2026. The prorated bonuses in 2026 add up to $22,666,668. A pre June 1 2025 trade would accelerate both the 2025 bonus money and 2026 bonus money to year 2025. The Rams won't get dinged twice for the 2026 prorated bonuses. OTC doesn't nicely display things . . . like Spotrac does:

View attachment 69911

"all of the dead cap remaining on his contract (including any guaranteed salary) accelerates into the current year."

If, in fact, Jordan Schultz is wrong about the salary cap hit, is he trustworthy on anything else?

Bottom line:
*Remember, there's only ONE Jourdan covering the Rams and Jordan isn't Jourdan.

I agree... that didn't make sense to me. They removed his guarantees so his dead cap this year is the already paid bonuses, cleaning up next year. That is why they are even considering moving him now. It clears the deck for the future.

 

[dieterbrock]

Schultz sounds like an idiot
On one hand he says " Remember, trading Stafford ensures a $45.3 million dead cap hit in 2025 and nearly $23 million in 2026. "
And then doubles down with "Again, the Rams want him back (he also carries a $49.3 million cap hit if released)"
In what world would a contract have 78 mill of dead money in a trade and only 49 mill in a release?

 

[den-the-coach]

Jourdan article on the Stafford situation​

Won't post a link because it is a paid subscription.

Basically, she reiterated what she said a couple of days ago. But, I see a stronger opinion that the Rams are NOT willing to give in too much to Stafford. No long term deal. No giant contract that hamstrings them from keeping their new core together.

She insists that, as usual, there is no bad blood going on here. The Rams have set their position on the table, and Stafford his. If both sides can't have their main objectives met, there will be a trade. And, as I suspected, the Rams are not going to let this linger much longer. A couple of weeks at most. Then for the better or worse, it is going to be decided.

But (and this is me) should Matt stay, this year will be his farewell tour with the Rams. No matter what happens with him, we'll see a different Rams QB in 2026. We'll know soon if that happens in 2025. And, if he does stay, this will NOT be an "all in" year like the Superbowl year. They are not going to mortgage the future for the hope of a Superbowl this season.

 

[dieterbrock]

Jourdan article on the Stafford situation​

Won't post a link because it is a paid subscription.

Basically, she reiterated what she said a couple of days ago. But, I see a stronger opinion that the Rams are NOT willing to give in too much to Stafford. No long term deal. No giant contract that hamstrings them from keeping their new core together.

She insists that, as usual, there is no bad blood going on here. The Rams have set their position on the table, and Stafford his. If both sides can't have their main objectives met, there will be a trade. And, as I suspected, the Rams are not going to let this linger much longer. A couple of weeks at most. Then for the better or worse, it is going to be decided.

But (and this is me) should Matt stay, this year will be his farewell tour with the Rams. No matter what happens with him, we'll see a different Rams QB in 2026. We'll know soon if that happens in 2025. And, if he does stay, this will NOT be an "all in" year like the Superbowl year. They are not going to mortgage the future for the hope of a Superbowl this season.

Sounds like Stafford has lost the "We not Me" vibe

 

[Ellard80]

Jourdan article on the Stafford situation​

Won't post a link because it is a paid subscription.

Basically, she reiterated what she said a couple of days ago. But, I see a stronger opinion that the Rams are NOT willing to give in too much to Stafford. No long term deal. No giant contract that hamstrings them from keeping their new core together.

She insists that, as usual, there is no bad blood going on here. The Rams have set their position on the table, and Stafford his. If both sides can't have their main objectives met, there will be a trade. And, as I suspected, the Rams are not going to let this linger much longer. A couple of weeks at most. Then for the better or worse, it is going to be decided.

But (and this is me) should Matt stay, this year will be his farewell tour with the Rams. No matter what happens with him, we'll see a different Rams QB in 2026. We'll know soon if that happens in 2025. And, if he does stay, this will NOT be an "all in" year like the Superbowl year. They are not going to mortgage the future for the hope of a Superbowl this season.

Jourdan is closer than most - I read the article.

Yet I have seen no substantial evidence from any reporter that doesn't come across as nearly all speculation.

 

[El Chapo Jr]

The actual Jordan Schultz article is here:

NFL Confidential: Reunion most likely outcome for Rams, Matthew Stafford | FOX Sports

In Jordan Schultz's new weekly insider column, he reveals the latest contract updates on Matthew Stafford, Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins, and expected new hires for the Jaguars and Saints.

www.foxsports.com

One "interesting" thing Schultz says is this:


This is interesting because I think it's wrong and looks like a misreading of the OTC Dead Cap chart:

View attachment 69910

Matt Stafford Contract Details, Salary Cap Charges, Bonus Money, and Contract History | Over The Cap

Matt Stafford contract and salary cap details, including signing bonus, guaranteed salary, dead money, roster bonuses, and contract history

overthecap.com

The $45.3 million cap hit in 2025 that Schultz talks about is the sum of the prorated bonuses from 2025 and 2026 ($16,166,666 + $6,500,000 + $16,166,668 + $6,500,000 = $45,333,334 )

Schultz talks about an additional nearly $23 million in 2026 - a cap hit in 2025 "and" a cap hit in 2026. This $23 million is the dead cap for a pre-June 1 trade in 2026. The prorated bonuses in 2026 add up to $22,666,668. A pre June 1 2025 trade would accelerate both the 2025 bonus money and 2026 bonus money to year 2025. The Rams won't get dinged twice for the 2026 prorated bonuses. OTC doesn't nicely display things . . . like Spotrac does:

View attachment 69911

"all of the dead cap remaining on his contract (including any guaranteed salary) accelerates into the current year."

If, in fact, Jordan Schultz is wrong about the salary cap hit, is he trustworthy on anything else?

Bottom line:
*Remember, there's only ONE Jourdan covering the Rams and Jordan isn't Jourdan.

I doubt he's wrong about them meeting up during the combine time period. It's usually a great time to gauge where talks are at. Besides the combine is literally one week away. Like all media, its a guess and probably isn't that far off. In relation to the salary cap hit info, while appreciated, I wasn't even referring to that at all lol. Using that info to boost up Jourdan is weird to me when I once never mentioned her. Are you telling me she's the only media person that may get anything right about Rams business? Now that's funny. Honestly with media its always a guessing game. By the way, there's an article like this under the Athletic (not supposed to post paid subscription stuff on here) where Jourdan basically assumes the part I posted about Jordan Schulz expecting talks to continue during the combine time. Probably should check that kinda stuff out before comparing the two before bashing with so much confidence lol

 

[El Chapo Jr]

Schultz sounds like an idiot
On one hand he says " Remember, trading Stafford ensures a $45.3 million dead cap hit in 2025 and nearly $23 million in 2026. "
And then doubles down with "Again, the Rams want him back (he also carries a $49.3 million cap hit if released)"
In what world would a contract have 78 mill of dead money in a trade and only 49 mill in a release?

As far as that part goes, I'll defer to others that know how the cap works better. Is he an idiot about numbers, apparently so haha. Is he wrong about them meeting up in a week during the combine period? Probably not as that's typically where some back and forth between all teams occurs. All media reporting is speculation and honestly guessing they are talking about business at the combine isnt far fetched nor a crazy prediction.

 

[ottoman89]

Jourdan article on the Stafford situation​

Won't post a link because it is a paid subscription.

Basically, she reiterated what she said a couple of days ago. But, I see a stronger opinion that the Rams are NOT willing to give in too much to Stafford. No long term deal. No giant contract that hamstrings them from keeping their new core together.

She insists that, as usual, there is no bad blood going on here. The Rams have set their position on the table, and Stafford his. If both sides can't have their main objectives met, there will be a trade. And, as I suspected, the Rams are not going to let this linger much longer. A couple of weeks at most. Then for the better or worse, it is going to be decided.

But (and this is me) should Matt stay, this year will be his farewell tour with the Rams. No matter what happens with him, we'll see a different Rams QB in 2026. We'll know soon if that happens in 2025. And, if he does stay, this will NOT be an "all in" year like the Superbowl year. They are not going to mortgage the future for the hope of a Superbowl this season.

Kind of feels like the Rams are ready to move on from this and not be year to year at QB anymore.

 

[ArkyRamsFan]

Sounds like Stafford has lost the "We not Me" vibe

It's starting to look that way. Sad but if true that is on Staff himself....

~ArkyRamsFan~

 

[Haden]

Rams Poised to Make Matthew Stafford NFL’s Highest-Paid Player Per Season
by By Nate Kessler, GTP Sports Network 9:05 AM February 19, 2025

The Los Angeles Rams are reportedly prepared to offer quarterback Matthew Stafford a three-year contract that would make him the highest-paid player in the NFL on a per-season basis. The proposed deal is expected to be voidable after the second year, giving both Stafford and the team flexibility moving forward. While negotiations are ongoing, sources indicate that Rams General Manager Les Snead is actively working to clear salary cap space to finalize the deal as soon as possible.

Stafford's agent has set the asking price at $210 million over three years, a figure that would average out to an astounding $70 million per season. The Rams are negotiating to bring that number down slightly but acknowledge that Stafford is deserving of a salary exceeding that of Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott, who currently earns $60 million per year. Given Stafford’s value to the franchise and his role in their Super Bowl LVI victory, the team is prioritizing his extension as a critical offseason move.

Stafford, 37, has been one of the most prolific quarterbacks of his generation. The former first-overall pick in the 2009 NFL Draft by the Detroit Lions has thrown for over 56,000 yards and 357 touchdowns in his career. After spending 12 seasons in Detroit, Stafford was traded to the Rams in 2021, immediately leading the team to a Super Bowl championship. Known for his toughness and strong arm, Stafford has solidified his status as one of the league’s elite quarterbacks.

Meanwhile, the Rams have also potentially secured a veteran backup, working to sign Teddy Bridgewater to a one-year deal. The terms of the contract offer have not been disclosed, but sources suggest it is a cap-friendly deal that provides much-needed depth at the quarterback position. Bridgewater, often referred to as "The Bridge," has built a reputation as a reliable and experienced signal-caller, having played for multiple teams, including the Vikings, Saints, Panthers, Broncos, and Lions. The former first-round pick out of Louisville has thrown for over 15,000 yards in his career and is regarded as a steady presence in the locker room.

In addition to securing their starting and backup quarterbacks, the Rams are expected to use a sixth-round draft pick on Oklahoma quarterback Dillon Gabriel. If necessary, the team is prepared to bundle two sixth-round picks to trade up into the fifth round to ensure they land him. Gabriel, a left-handed quarterback, had an impressive college career with both UCF and Oklahoma, throwing for over 14,000 yards and 125 touchdowns. His mobility and quick release make him an intriguing developmental prospect for the Rams’ future.

With Stafford’s extension looming, Bridgewater in place as a capable backup, and Gabriel potentially joining as a developmental prospect, the Rams are solidifying their quarterback room for both the present and the future. As negotiations continue, all eyes will be on whether Los Angeles can secure Stafford’s new deal while maintaining financial flexibility for the rest of their roster.

 

[Varg6]

Rams Poised to Make Matthew Stafford NFL’s Highest-Paid Player Per Season
by By Nate Kessler, GTP Sports Network 9:05 AM February 19, 2025

The Los Angeles Rams are reportedly prepared to offer quarterback Matthew Stafford a three-year contract that would make him the highest-paid player in the NFL on a per-season basis. The proposed deal is expected to be voidable after the second year, giving both Stafford and the team flexibility moving forward. While negotiations are ongoing, sources indicate that Rams General Manager Les Snead is actively working to clear salary cap space to finalize the deal as soon as possible.

Stafford's agent has set the asking price at $210 million over three years, a figure that would average out to an astounding $70 million per season. The Rams are negotiating to bring that number down slightly but acknowledge that Stafford is deserving of a salary exceeding that of Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott, who currently earns $60 million per year. Given Stafford’s value to the franchise and his role in their Super Bowl LVI victory, the team is prioritizing his extension as a critical offseason move.

Stafford, 37, has been one of the most prolific quarterbacks of his generation. The former first-overall pick in the 2009 NFL Draft by the Detroit Lions has thrown for over 56,000 yards and 357 touchdowns in his career. After spending 12 seasons in Detroit, Stafford was traded to the Rams in 2021, immediately leading the team to a Super Bowl championship. Known for his toughness and strong arm, Stafford has solidified his status as one of the league’s elite quarterbacks.

Meanwhile, the Rams have also potentially secured a veteran backup, working to sign Teddy Bridgewater to a one-year deal. The terms of the contract offer have not been disclosed, but sources suggest it is a cap-friendly deal that provides much-needed depth at the quarterback position. Bridgewater, often referred to as "The Bridge," has built a reputation as a reliable and experienced signal-caller, having played for multiple teams, including the Vikings, Saints, Panthers, Broncos, and Lions. The former first-round pick out of Louisville has thrown for over 15,000 yards in his career and is regarded as a steady presence in the locker room.

In addition to securing their starting and backup quarterbacks, the Rams are expected to use a sixth-round draft pick on Oklahoma quarterback Dillon Gabriel. If necessary, the team is prepared to bundle two sixth-round picks to trade up into the fifth round to ensure they land him. Gabriel, a left-handed quarterback, had an impressive college career with both UCF and Oklahoma, throwing for over 14,000 yards and 125 touchdowns. His mobility and quick release make him an intriguing developmental prospect for the Rams’ future.

With Stafford’s extension looming, Bridgewater in place as a capable backup, and Gabriel potentially joining as a developmental prospect, the Rams are solidifying their quarterback room for both the present and the future. As negotiations continue, all eyes will be on whether Los Angeles can secure Stafford’s new deal while maintaining financial flexibility for the rest of their roster.

Source??

 

[Allen2McVay]

Source??

It's stated right at the top.

Just cut-and-paste, and google ...
Rams Poised to Make Matthew Stafford NFL’s Highest-Paid Player Per Season
by By Nate Kessler, GTP Sports Network 9:05 AM February 19, 2025

It sends you to a Rams site called Rams Fans United ... seems weak to me.


If you cut-and-paste and google the alleged author and site ...
Nate Kessler, GTP Sports Network ... you pretty-much get nothing of value.

It seems like bull-shit to me ... 100% conjecture by an unknown commentator, with zero inside information.

In my opinion, the Dillon Gabriel component really exposes this report as useless and amateurish because No Team would share that type of information or startegy for drafting a late-round quarterback. If just one of the 31 other NFL teams liked Gabriel, and that team knew the Rams' intention, they could easily maneuver to get the player. The Gabriel stuff is beyond ridiculous.

 

[El Chapo Jr]

Rams Poised to Make Matthew Stafford NFL’s Highest-Paid Player Per Season
by By Nate Kessler, GTP Sports Network 9:05 AM February 19, 2025

The Los Angeles Rams are reportedly prepared to offer quarterback Matthew Stafford a three-year contract that would make him the highest-paid player in the NFL on a per-season basis. The proposed deal is expected to be voidable after the second year, giving both Stafford and the team flexibility moving forward. While negotiations are ongoing, sources indicate that Rams General Manager Les Snead is actively working to clear salary cap space to finalize the deal as soon as possible.

Stafford's agent has set the asking price at $210 million over three years, a figure that would average out to an astounding $70 million per season. The Rams are negotiating to bring that number down slightly but acknowledge that Stafford is deserving of a salary exceeding that of Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott, who currently earns $60 million per year. Given Stafford’s value to the franchise and his role in their Super Bowl LVI victory, the team is prioritizing his extension as a critical offseason move.

Stafford, 37, has been one of the most prolific quarterbacks of his generation. The former first-overall pick in the 2009 NFL Draft by the Detroit Lions has thrown for over 56,000 yards and 357 touchdowns in his career. After spending 12 seasons in Detroit, Stafford was traded to the Rams in 2021, immediately leading the team to a Super Bowl championship. Known for his toughness and strong arm, Stafford has solidified his status as one of the league’s elite quarterbacks.

Meanwhile, the Rams have also potentially secured a veteran backup, working to sign Teddy Bridgewater to a one-year deal. The terms of the contract offer have not been disclosed, but sources suggest it is a cap-friendly deal that provides much-needed depth at the quarterback position. Bridgewater, often referred to as "The Bridge," has built a reputation as a reliable and experienced signal-caller, having played for multiple teams, including the Vikings, Saints, Panthers, Broncos, and Lions. The former first-round pick out of Louisville has thrown for over 15,000 yards in his career and is regarded as a steady presence in the locker room.

In addition to securing their starting and backup quarterbacks, the Rams are expected to use a sixth-round draft pick on Oklahoma quarterback Dillon Gabriel. If necessary, the team is prepared to bundle two sixth-round picks to trade up into the fifth round to ensure they land him. Gabriel, a left-handed quarterback, had an impressive college career with both UCF and Oklahoma, throwing for over 14,000 yards and 125 touchdowns. His mobility and quick release make him an intriguing developmental prospect for the Rams’ future.

With Stafford’s extension looming, Bridgewater in place as a capable backup, and Gabriel potentially joining as a developmental prospect, the Rams are solidifying their quarterback room for both the present and the future. As negotiations continue, all eyes will be on whether Los Angeles can secure Stafford’s new deal while maintaining financial flexibility for the rest of their roster.

Sorry, but fuck that. No fucking way we are paying him 70 mil per year. I too call bullshit on this.

 

[Varg6]

It's stated right at the top.

Just cut-and-paste, and google ...
Rams Poised to Make Matthew Stafford NFL’s Highest-Paid Player Per Season
by By Nate Kessler, GTP Sports Network 9:05 AM February 19, 2025

It sends you to a Rams site called Rams Fans United ... seems weak to me.


If you cut-and-paste and google the alleged author and site ...
Nate Kessler, GTP Sports Network ... you pretty-much get nothing of value.

It seems like bull-shit to me ... 100% conjecture by an unknown commentator, with zero inside information.

That’s why I asked because it didn’t seem remotely legit lol

 

[Mojo Ram]

Rams Poised to Make Matthew Stafford NFL’s Highest-Paid Player Per Season
by By Nate Kessler, GTP Sports Network 9:05 AM February 19, 2025

The Los Angeles Rams are reportedly prepared to offer quarterback Matthew Stafford a three-year contract that would make him the highest-paid player in the NFL on a per-season basis. The proposed deal is expected to be voidable after the second year, giving both Stafford and the team flexibility moving forward. While negotiations are ongoing, sources indicate that Rams General Manager Les Snead is actively working to clear salary cap space to finalize the deal as soon as possible.

Stafford's agent has set the asking price at $210 million over three years, a figure that would average out to an astounding $70 million per season. The Rams are negotiating to bring that number down slightly but acknowledge that Stafford is deserving of a salary exceeding that of Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott, who currently earns $60 million per year. Given Stafford’s value to the franchise and his role in their Super Bowl LVI victory, the team is prioritizing his extension as a critical offseason move.

Stafford, 37, has been one of the most prolific quarterbacks of his generation. The former first-overall pick in the 2009 NFL Draft by the Detroit Lions has thrown for over 56,000 yards and 357 touchdowns in his career. After spending 12 seasons in Detroit, Stafford was traded to the Rams in 2021, immediately leading the team to a Super Bowl championship. Known for his toughness and strong arm, Stafford has solidified his status as one of the league’s elite quarterbacks.

Meanwhile, the Rams have also potentially secured a veteran backup, working to sign Teddy Bridgewater to a one-year deal. The terms of the contract offer have not been disclosed, but sources suggest it is a cap-friendly deal that provides much-needed depth at the quarterback position. Bridgewater, often referred to as "The Bridge," has built a reputation as a reliable and experienced signal-caller, having played for multiple teams, including the Vikings, Saints, Panthers, Broncos, and Lions. The former first-round pick out of Louisville has thrown for over 15,000 yards in his career and is regarded as a steady presence in the locker room.

In addition to securing their starting and backup quarterbacks, the Rams are expected to use a sixth-round draft pick on Oklahoma quarterback Dillon Gabriel. If necessary, the team is prepared to bundle two sixth-round picks to trade up into the fifth round to ensure they land him. Gabriel, a left-handed quarterback, had an impressive college career with both UCF and Oklahoma, throwing for over 14,000 yards and 125 touchdowns. His mobility and quick release make him an intriguing developmental prospect for the Rams’ future.

With Stafford’s extension looming, Bridgewater in place as a capable backup, and Gabriel potentially joining as a developmental prospect, the Rams are solidifying their quarterback room for both the present and the future. As negotiations continue, all eyes will be on whether Los Angeles can secure Stafford’s new deal while maintaining financial flexibility for the rest of their roster.

Please include a link for this information dump. Thanks.