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Rams' Stafford Eyes Another Title Run

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The Los Angeles Rams, led by MVP quarterback Matthew Stafford, are poised for another title run in the 2026 season. Stafford, who had a standout 2025 campaign, is expected to extend his contract with the team. Despite injury concerns, Stafford proved his worth last season, leading a high-scoring offense. The Rams, with ample salary cap space, are well-positioned to strengthen their team for the upcoming season, following their NFC Championship loss to the Seahawks in 2025.

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Rams' Stafford Eyes Another Title Run

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Los Angeles Rams News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Rams' Stafford Eyes Another Title Run. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 3rd, the Los Angeles Rams are gearing up for another strong run at the title in the 2026 season after falling short in the NFC, championship game to the Seattle Seahawks last year. Quarterback Matthew Stafford earned league MVP honors for his standout play during the 2025 campaign and has made it clear he wants to. Stick around for at least one more year. Stafford is now heading into the second year of his two-year contract, which he signed back in May of 2025. Rans head coach Sean McVeigh recently shared that talks with Stafford have been positive and they planned to sort out the details soon. Coming into last season, there were big questions about whether the then 37-year-old Stafford could even play due to injuries from training, camp. But he proved everyone wrong with one of his best seasons ever, powering a high-scoring offense that lit up defenses. That NFC lost stung, especially watching Seattle crews pass New England in the Super Bowl. Still, the Rams have good reason to feel upbeat about next year.

With plenty of salary cap space heading into free agency on March 11th, Los Angeles looks well positioned to build an even stronger team around. Stafford, Stafford,

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