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Matthew Stafford · Los Angeles

Stafford Signs MASSIVE New Deal With Rams

The Los Angeles Rams and their star quarterback, Matthew Stafford, have sealed a significant contract adjustment, according to Over The Cap. This new deal stretches over two years and is valued at $80 million, clocking in at $40 million annually. What stands out is the $56 million guaranteed component, marking a cool $26 million increase from what Stafford was originally promised in his earlier contract. The restructuring introduces option bonus…See the Story

NFL · Los Angeles

Could Jarquez Hunter emerge as RB2 in Year 1?

With Blake Corum on the mend, Rams rookie Jarquez Hunter has a solid chance of backing up Kyren WilliamsSee the Story

Sports · Los Angeles

Browns, Rams poised to capitalize on 2026 QB class that looks much stronger than 2025 crop

The biggest winners of the NFL Draft might not have a chance to cash in on their investments until next year.See the Story

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