The Rams announced they’ve signed quarterback Matthew Stafford to a one-year on Thursday, adding one more year to his existing deal at a rate of $55 million. The deal can be worth as much as $60 million via incentives. Now, Stafford, who is already the NFL’s all-time leader in career earnings, is on the books through the 2027 season, after which he will be 40 years old, and he can earn as much as $105 million over the next two years.
Stafford, who won NFL MVP last year, led the league with 46 passing touchdowns and 4,707 yards. He completed 65% of his passes and threw just eight interceptions. He’s entering his age-38 season in ’26, with the Rams expected to contend for the Super Bowl, which will be played on their home turf at SoFi Stadium.
