
Where Stafford could be playing in 2025 if not in Los Angeles
Hall spent the previous two seasons in Jacksonville as the Jaguars wide receivers coach and served in the same role with the Bills from 2019 to 2022. The hiring of Hall has already led to early speculation that the QB-needy Giants could be a potential landing spot for Matthew Stafford, who is Hall's brother-in-law. Stafford and the Rams need to figure out his contract situation for next season, but if they prefer to cut bait instead, the Giants could be a team to watch. It's all just loose speculation at this point, but it's something to keep in mind as we move closer to the offseason.
Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford has been contemplating his future in the NFL, especially considering that one of his top targets, wide receiver Cooper Kupp, is now on the trading block. While initially Stafford was reluctant to confirm that he intended to play in 2025, he announced at the end of January that he wanted to […]
Graziano cites sources close to the situation, though this isn't exactly a bombshell of a report. Stafford returning to the Rams makes the most sense for both sides. The 37-year-old quarterback's contract will need to be redone after he agreed to remove the guarantees he had for 2025 last offseason. While his current contract makes him movable, the Rams have no backup plan at the most important position in sports. Stafford has enjoyed nothing but success outside of one injury-riddled season since joining up with Sean McVay. There aren't any other obstacles in the way of a reunion between the two sides with the exception of some minor contractual hurdles.
Graziano cites sources close to the situation, though this isn't exactly a bombshell of a report. Stafford returning to the Rams makes the most sense for both sides. The 37-year-old quarterback's contract will need to be redone after he agreed to remove the guarantees he had for 2025 last offseason. While his current contract makes him movable, the Rams have no backup plan at the most important position in sports. Stafford has enjoyed nothing but success outside of one injury-riddled season since joining up with Sean McVay. He'll need his contract redone, but there aren't any other obstacles in the way of a reunion.