Matthew Stafford begun to swirl rumors of his NFL future after non-committal answers questions in returning for 2026, while choosing not to play in the Pro Bowl leading to further speculation

Matthew Stafford’s future remains the defining question facing the Los Angeles Rams. Despite still playing at an elite level, the veteran quarterback is weighing whether his body, mind, and family life can handle another NFL season after a physically demanding year.

When Rams coach Sean McVay snapped at a reporter immediately after his team’s 31-27 loss to the Seahawks in the NFC Championship game last Sunday, he revealed an anxiety that lies deep beneath the surface.

It was obviously heartbreaking for the Los Angeles Rams to come up short against the Seattle Seahawks in the NFC Championship Game. But if there is one silverlining it is that Rams legend Cooper Kupp,

Dan Sileo analyzes the NFL MVP hopefuls, with Matthew Stafford leading the way and Drake Maye closely trailing. Maye has displayed Tom Brady-like potential.

Quarterback Matthew Stafford, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2009 NFL Draft, won the 2021 Super Bowl after joining the Los Angeles Rams following 12 seasons with the Detroit Lions. Before hearing his name called first in the NFL draft, Stafford played in the SEC, where he started at Georgia for three seasons.