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Stafford's Rams Future: Deep into Forties?

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Matthew Stafford, the Los Angeles Rams quarterback, has been extending his contract annually, with plans to do so again in 2026. While he hinted at retiring after next season, coach Sean McVay is open to Stafford playing beyond that, potentially into his forties. The Rams have been building their team around Stafford, making significant offseason moves to stay competitive as long as hes leading the team.

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Stafford's Rams Future: Deep into Forties?

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Stafford's Rams Future: Deep into Forties?. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 30, Matthew Stafford's been keeping things year by year with the Los Angeles Rams, signing reword deals in 2024 and 20, 25, and it looks like he'll do the same for 2026. Back in February, during his MVP speech, he said he'd play one more year, but he left the door wide open for beyond that, maybe even 20, 27, or longer. Rams coach Sean McVeigh isn't ruling out Stafford sticking around way past next season. He told reporters at the league meetings he'd love to see Stafford keep going deep into his forties if that's what the guy wants. McVeigh made it clear those talks happen often, balancing the team's build around the star quarterback while prepping for the day he might step away. With Stafford leading the charge, the Rams went all in this offseason, plugging holes at cornerback, safety, and special teams to stay in contention, as long as he's got the ball. This has been NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story.

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