The Los Angeles Rams kept quarterback Matthew Stafford from leaving in free agency, restructuring his contract. With the restructured deal, Stafford is earning $44 million in 2025 and $84 million over the next two years.

Matthew Stafford was so intent on staying with the Los Angeles Rams that he apparently turned down several big contract offers earlier this offseason. Back in February, the Rams quarterback was looking for a contract with more guaranteed money,

Matthew Stafford had agreed to a revised contract to stay with the organization, reports mentioned the two sides would be taking things a year at a time. On Monday night, Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio explained how the details of Stafford's deal show why the 37-year-old may have to find a new football home next winter if he wants to continue playing beyond the 2025 season.