After the Rams’ recent NFC Championship loss, Matthew Stafford is contemplating his future, weighing a potential return for another Super Bowl run against retirement after a distinguished 17-year career. With a two-year, $84 million contract due to expire in 2026, Stafford may leverage his situation for a pay raise, given his impressive season stats, including a league-high 46 touchdowns. The Rams, who would struggle to find a suitable replacement, need Stafford to remain a Super Bowl contender, prompting speculation that they may have to renegotiate his contract, potentially starting at $50 million.
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