Each team has questions about their list for 2025. For RAMs, one of these questions concerns the most important position on the list.
The quarter-Arrière Matthew Stafford, who completed his fourth year with the Rams, could retire or move on.
“We are going to go through our rejuvenation period and come back to it,” the Director General Les Snead told journalists on Friday. “What is interesting is that Matthew is under contract with us, and I know that we have lived a little last year with him. He still has years with us, so he is still a ram. We will sit with all the games to work on this part when we get there, but at this stage, we will take advantage of this rejuvenation (final point). This is something that will be an important position. I think Sean mentioned it during his (press conference), you don’t want these kinds of problems to be extended throughout the offseason and somehow becomes a theme at the start of the season.
They crossed more than “little”. Stafford status has persisted during most of the offseason, a solution being found at the opening of the training camp.
It has a fully guaranteed enrollment bonus of $ 4 million, due on the third day of the championship year, in March. His basic salary of $ 23 million is not guaranteed.
Stafford is expected to earn $ 31 million in 2026.
The two figures are much lower than the market value. Its ceiling for 2025 amounts to nearly $ 50 million, due to the amounts previously paid.
Coach Sean Mcvay said he hoped to have clarification about Stafford “sooner or later. “
Stafford, 36, said that he intended to continue playing. Whether with RAMs remains to be determined.
