Per ESPN's Adam Schefter, the veteran quarterback and the Los Angeles Rams agreed to a restructured deal on Friday, ceasing talks of Stafford potentially being traded. Now the Rams get to keep their star quarterback,

Matthew Stafford led the Los Angeles Rams to the playoffs during the 2024 season and is running it back in 2025. Adam Schefter of ESPN reported the 37-year-old and the Rams agreed to a restructured contract to keep him with the team and "quashes any and all trade speculation.

If the Rams aren't able to work out a new deal with Matthew Stafford, Adam Schefter says Aaron Rodgers could be a viable option.

ESPN's Adam Schefter floated a number of different teams as potential trade targets for Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford before saying the two sides are attempting to work on a new deal.

ESPN's Adam Schefter floated a number of different teams as potential trade targets for Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford before saying the two sides are attempting to work on a new deal.

Adam Schefter joined The Pat McAfee Show on Wednesday to dish on Matthew Stafford and where he could be playing his football in 2025. Whether it’s staying with the Los Angeles Rams or being moved to a different franchise,

The Los Angeles Rams and quarterback Matthew Stafford reached an agreement on Friday on a restructured deal that will keep him in L.A., sources tell ESPN's Adam Schefter. Financial terms of the restructure weren't immediately available,

Aaron Rodgers could lean towards playing in 2025 but he might have to wait for the Matthew Stafford domino to fall. Now that Rodgers is gone from the New York Jets, ESPN’s Adam Schefter believes Rodgers wants to play one more season,

The Los Angeles Rams and quarterback Matthew Stafford will move forward together.The two sides reached an agreement for a restructured deal. The terms of the pact remain unknown. After much debate, the Rams did as they said,

Adam Schefter of ESPN once again mentioned Rodgers ... would be thrilled with the idea of going to Los Angeles,” Schefter said. Schefter made it clear that the Rams will first try to get a deal done with Stafford to keep him in horns, but trading him ...