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Rams coach Sean McVay didn't think QB Matthew Stafford would leave during recent contract talks

Matthew Stafford agreed to a restructured contract to remain with the Rams, ending interest from the Giants and Raiders, as confirmed by Sean McVay.
The Rams finished the 2024 season with a 10-7 record and reached the Divisional Round of the playoffs.
Stafford completed 65.8% of his passes for 3,762 yards and 20 touchdowns in 2024, showcasing his capabilities despite injuries.
McVay mentioned the Rams must navigate offseason decisions regarding receiver Cooper Kupp, who could be traded due to salary cap concerns.

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Associated Press News

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Rams coach Sean McVay didn't think QB Matthew Stafford would leave during recent contract talks

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Sean McVay says he never seriously thought his partnership with Matthew Stafford would come to an end this month after four seasons together with the Los Angeles Rams.

12 hours ago·United States

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New York Post

What keeping Matthew Stafford means to Rams’ Sean McVay after Giants, Raiders flirtations

Sean McVay has been having sweet dreams ever since the Rams re-upped with a certain Super Bowl-winning quarterback last week.

12 hours ago·New York, United States

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Los Angeles Times

Sean McVay on Matthew Stafford return: 'Always an understanding'

The Rams coach always thought that his star quarterback would stay with the team. Receiver Cooper Kupp, though is still on the trading block.

12 hours ago·Los Angeles, United States

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OC Register

With Matthew Stafford back, Rams turn attention to other business, including Cooper Kupp’s future

Rams coach Sean McVay says he's sleeping better after the team reached a deal with Stafford,

12 hours ago·Orange County, United States

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Marietta Daily Journal

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Rams respect QB Matthew Stafford's year-to-year status

Matthew Stafford required only three weeks to accomplish what the 37-year-old quarterback and the Los Angeles Rams needed seven months to accomplish last offseason: agreeing to a new contract.

13 hours ago·Georgia, United States

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ESPN

McVay: Never thought Stafford wouldn't return

Rams coach Sean McVay said there was never a time that he thought QB Matthew Stafford, who has agreed to an adjusted contract, wouldn't be on the roster in 2025.

14 hours ago·United States

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