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Rams' Sean McVay 'Hoping' Matthew Stafford Plays 'a Couple More Years' Before Retiring
Sean McVay is hoping quarterback Matthew Stafford, who is under contract through 2025, returns to play "a couple more years" with the Los Angeles Rams. McVay talked about his hopes for Stafford's future while expressing his confidence in his relationship with the quarterback during a Thursday appearance on Sirius XM's Mad Dog Sports Radio.
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While the Los Angeles Rams made a splash with a big trade in the draft, Sean McVay wondered how many more years the team ...
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Sean McVay Hoping Matthew Stafford Plays ‘Couple More Years’Rams HC Sean McVay said in an interview with Adam Schein on SiriusXM’s Mad Dog Sports Radio that he’s hoping QB Matthew ...
There was a point during the 2025 NFL offseason when Matthew Stafford appeared open to leaving the Los Angeles Rams. Two ...
If it were up to safety Quentin Lake, Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford would make the NFL Hall of Fame whenever ...
Stafford agreed to a revised contract this offseason to stay in Los Angeles after being given permission to seek a trade. The ...
Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford turned 37 in February and shows no signs of retiring from football just yet ...
Sean McVay believes Matthew Stafford still has more left in the tank and hopes the Rams keep him for more than just one more ...
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(Video) Matthew Stafford Lights up Watching Davante Adams Highlights in Rams MinicampRams quarterback Matthew Stafford has had the privilege of playing alongside some elite receivers. Back in Detroit, ...
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