Quarterback Matthew Stafford is seeking a contract adjustment with the Los Angeles Rams that would provide him with more guaranteed money beyond the 2024 season. Despite being present for voluntary workouts, this contractual issue remains an ongoing concern for the Rams this offseason.
Stafford currently has three years remaining on his contract, with $31 million in guaranteed money for the 2024 season. However, there are no additional guarantees in the final two years of the deal. The 36-year-old quarterback is looking to secure more long-term financial security from the Rams organization.
This comes after a bounce-back 2023 season for Stafford, where he threw for nearly 4,000 yards and 24 touchdowns, helping lead the Rams back to the playoffs. While there have been past rumors about the team potentially moving on from Stafford, the Rams have stated he is their quarterback for 2024. Now Stafford is seeking to solidify his future with the team through a contract adjustment.
The specifics of the negotiations between Stafford and the Rams remain unclear, and it is uncertain how far the quarterback is willing to go in pursuit of his desired contract changes. However, this contractual dispute represents an important offseason priority for the Rams as they look to build a competitive roster around their veteran quarterback.
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