After just four seasons in Los Angeles, Matthew Stafford could be on his way out.
With Stafford and the Los Angeles Rams locked in a stalemate, two teams are emerging to compete for his services.
Several teams reportedly target the Los Angeles Rams quarterback on the trade market.
Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer reported that the New York Giants, Cleveland Browns, Pittsburgh Steelers, and Las Vegas Raiders have all desired to acquire Stafford.
Two teams seem to be separating themselves from the pack.The Las Vegas Raiders have emerged as the favorites to trade for Matthew Stafford. The dynamic quarterback reportedly met with Tom Brady in Montana to discuss a potential move to the AFC West. The team desperately needs to find a signal caller.Despite everything that is currently going, Stafford could find himself staying put and playing for the Rams in 2025.
Stafford is one year removed from his last Pro Bowl appearance in 2023, and he also had a great season in 2024.
In 16 starts, he completed 65.8 percent of his throws for 3,762 yards and 20 touchdowns compared to eight interceptions. He also guided the Rams to a divisional-round playoff appearance.
Rams May Be Forced To Move On From Matthew Stafford
The Rams would love to keep their star quarterback, but there is a huge issue with the amount of money that comes with it.
The Rams may choose to move on from the veteran passer so they can avoid paying out his remaining contract.
Per Spotrac, Stafford is set to carry a $49.7 million cap hit in 2025 and a $53.7 million cap hit for the 2026 season.
