Rams' Stafford, McVay: Super Bowl Run, Then Retire?

0:00From the Daily News Now Network, this is NFL News Today. Subscribe to keep up with every headline, every game. Rumors of swirling around the Los Angeles Rams that quarterback Matthew Stafford and head coach Sean McVeigh could both walk away after next season. Fox Sports analyst Jason McIntyre fueled the talk by pointing out the team's big free agents in 2027, including Stafford, wide receiver, Devonte Adams, Puka Nakua, and key linemen and defenders. He predicts the Rams are going all in for Super Bowl win, then both could call a quits. McIntyre highlighted how the Rams improved their secondary and got stronger overall, especially compared to rivals like the Seahawks who lost. Starters. He sees this as a perfect send-off scenario after McVeigh's three Super Bowl trips and two wins. Rams fans are buzzing with worry since Stafford and McVeigh are so in sync on the field. It would be tough for McVeigh to reset with a new quarterback after Stafford lightens his weekly load so much. Still, recent moves like chasing AJ, Brown showed the team's aggressive push.

1:05The good news is the Rams are prepped for life after Stafford, with pieces in place to onboard someone new, and Baker Mayfield hitting free agency. Soon. McVeigh just signed an extension so his future hinges on two things if he still loves coaching and if it hurts his family life. Bottom line. This is a possibility, not a sure thing. If Stafford leaves and it throws off McVeigh's balance, he might head to a media gig. Otherwise, expect him to stick around in Los Angeles. DNA is brought to you by our sponsor. Your pillow just got smarter. It plays your podcast and music. S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com. Made in AI.