The Los Angeles Rams and reigning NFL MVP Matthew Stafford have agreed to a contract extension that could keep him with the team for at least two more seasons, potentially worth up to $105 million from 2026 to 2027. The deal includes $55 million in new money, with Stafford set to earn $48 million this year. As he enters his 18th NFL season at 38, Stafford continues to demonstrate elite performance, solidifying the Rams’ Super Bowl aspirations and providing a smooth transition for first-round pick Ty Simpson in the future. With a record of 46-28 and a playoff mark of 7-3 under his leadership, the Rams are positioned to remain among the league’s best teams.
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Matthew Stafford Signs $100M Contract Extension with Rams
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