After just four seasons in Los Angeles, Matthew Stafford could be leaving the Rams. The Super Bowl-winning quarterback has been given permission to speak with other teams so that he can gauge what his value might be on the open market and it's a move that could open the door for the 37-year-old to leave L.

The Los Angeles Rams are entering a critical window with Super Bowl-winning quarterback Matthew Stafford, who understandably wants to be compensated for his talents in the form of a healthy raise. But the grass isn't always greener even if it comes with more dollars and respect, as Colin Cowherd advised on his show Monday afternoon.

If the Los Angeles Rams are really willing to trade their superstar quarterback, if might be safer for everyone to ship him out of the conference.

The Los Angeles Rams’ season went a lot better than people expected. After a slow start that had some questioning if the Rams were going to blow it up midseason and make some major trades, the team turned it around in a big way.

Myles Garrett and Matthew Stafford are two stars who headline the list of players who could be traded this offseason.

According to SI’s Albert Breer, Stafford has been a name that has come out in Cleveland as their potential starter in 2025. The Rams recently allowed for Stafford’s representation to find a trade partner (and a new contract) in hopes that the numbers Stafford got could bring them closer to an agreement on a contract extension of their own.

The New York Giants sent a clear message on making a big veteran QB move, like a trade for Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford.

When asked about his team’s reported interest in Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford during his NFL Combine press conference on Tuesday, the Giants general manager gave the company line. “You’ll have to ask the Rams that,” said Schoen. “He’s under contract with them, so that’d be a question for the Rams.”