Per ESPN's Adam Schefter, the veteran quarterback and the Los Angeles Rams agreed to a restructured deal on Friday, ceasing talks of Stafford potentially being traded. Now the Rams get to keep their star quarterback,

Matthew Stafford is reportedly staying in Los Angeles. Adam Schefter of ESPN reported that Stafford and the Rams had reached an agreement on Friday on a restructured contract to keep the quarterback with the franchise.

Matthew Stafford led the Los Angeles Rams to the playoffs during the 2024 season and is running it back in 2025. Adam Schefter of ESPN reported the 37-year-old and the Rams agreed to a restructured contract to keep him with the team and "quashes any and all trade speculation.

If the Rams aren't able to work out a new deal with Matthew Stafford, Adam Schefter says Aaron Rodgers could be a viable option.

The Pittsburgh Steelers' pursuit of Matthew Stafford never really got off the ground, but their chances of landing him are now zero. According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, the Los Angeles Rams and Stafford have agreed on a restructured deal that will keep the 37-year-old with the team.

ESPN's Adam Schefter floated a number of different teams as potential trade targets for Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford before saying the two sides are attempting to work on a new deal.

ESPN's Adam Schefter floated a number of different teams as potential trade targets for Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford before saying the two sides are attempting to work on a new deal.

ESPN’s Adam Schefter says a lot of NFL teams have at least “checked in” with the Los Angeles Rams on the availability of veteran quarterback Matthew Stafford. But Schefter made it clear while on The Pat McAfee Show on Feb.

ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter listed the Steelers has one of three teams in the realistic playing field for a potential Matthew Stafford trade. However, the Rams and Stafford agreed to a restructured contract that will keep the future Hall of Fame quarterback in Los Angeles with the Rams.

After two NFL insiders were involved in a confrontation at a Starbucks near the NFL Combine in Indianapolis over a report regarding Los Angeles Rams QB Matthew Stafford, Adam Schefter couldn't help but have a little fun.

The Los Angeles Rams and veteran quarterback Matthew Stafford have agreed on a restructured contract to return to LA rather than exploring other opportunites, according to NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport.