Matthew Stafford has been behind center for the Los Angeles Rams for the past four seasons, but his future with the team is clouded. Head coach Sean McVay prefers to keep Stafford around. The Rams have to take their future into account because of his age,

LOS ANGELES — Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford and his agent are shopping to determine his worth. Meantime, the Rams must determine whether they will pay Stafford a competitive rate to

ESPN's Adam Schefter floated a number of different teams as potential trade targets for Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford before saying the two sides are attempting to work on a new deal.

With Matthew Stafford's future with the Los Angeles Rams in question, head coach Sean McVay reportedly has an affinity for backup quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo. According to Jourdan Rodrigue of The Athletic,

The Rams want Matthew Stafford to remain their quarterback but are trying to balance short-term and long-term roster decisions by letting him gauge his value, Sean McVay says.

Early Friday morning, as Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford was preparing for a meeting with head coach Sean McVay, a league source with significant interest in this offseason’s QB carousel offered a prediction and theory on the story that had dominated the start of the NFL scouting combine: Stafford and the Rams would stay together in

Matthew Stafford’s name was dominating the trade discussions this offseason, with reports linking him to multiple teams like the New York Giants and Las Vegas Raiders all at the same time. However, the veteran quarterback ultimately decided to stay in Los Angeles with a restructured contract.

The Los Angeles Rams are entering what is projected to be a busy offseason, and there are rumblings of discontent under center. Not only is Cooper Kupp officially on the trade block, but reports about quarterback Matthew Stafford being on the move are making the rounds aplenty.

Los Angeles’s decision to allow his reps to gauge his market pays off. Plus, quarterback options for the Giants, Raiders, Browns and Steelers.