During “First Things First” on Tuesday, Wright pitched a wild QB-for-QB trade that would most certainly be viewed as a loss for the Rams. He floated the idea of the Rams trading Stafford to the Miami Dolphins for Tua Tagovailoa. No picks, no other players. Just those two.

Regardless of whether he returns, Los Angeles needs to come up with a long-term plan at quarterback. Plus, did the Ravens miss their Super Bowl window?

Los Angeles Rams QB Matthew Stafford still believes he has mileage left in the tank even if he hasn't made a decision regarding his NFL future.

Matthew Stafford has a $4M roster bonus due in mid-March, and his contract has been set up as a “we’ll see” for 2025 and beyond. The money doesn’t create a hard deadline for a decision, but surely the Rams will want an idea of things 2 months from now.

"I love this group. I love this coaching staff. I love these players," Sean McVay said after the Rams were eliminated Sunday.

The Los Angeles Rams' season came to a close on Sunday with a divisional-round loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. On top of that, it's fair to wonder if we've seen the last of quarterback Matthew Stafford.

Stafford, 36, who has two years left on his contract, says he will “take some time to think about it” when asked after the Rams’ season-ending 28-22 loss to the Eagles.

Will the Los Angeles Rams trade for Eagles QB Kenny Pickett as the future successor to Matthew Stafford? ESPN says yes. The post Rams Predicted to Trade for Eagles QB Amid Talks on Matthew Stafford’s Future appeared first on Heavy Sports.

As Matthew Stafford casts doubt on his future with the Los Angeles Rams, here are three teams that might welcome the veteran quarterback with open arms.