Matthew Stafford

Rams head coach Sean McVay said signing Aaron Rodgers was “a possibility.”

McVay told NFL Network that the Rams’ “first priority” was to re-sign Matthew Stafford, which they did in early May when Stafford inked a two-year extension worth $84 million. With Rodgers in Pittsburgh, McVay admitted that the team considered bringing in the 41-year-old QB as a Plan B if they couldn’t secure Stafford for another year or two. Stafford will be 37 this season and is coming off a year in which he threw for 3,762-20-7 while completing 65.8 percent of his passes. His 7.5 adjusted yards per attempt in 2024 was above his career average, as was his 50 percent drop back success rate. Stafford threw an interception on a lowly 1.5 percent of his attempts last season. He should continue in a game manager role as the head of McVay’s offense.