When the Rams and Stafford reworked his contract for 2024 last summer, only agreeing to a new structure on the eve of training camp in July, both sides understood that more work would need to be done for 2025. Stafford was due just $27 million, including a $4 million roster bonus, well below the market value for top quarterbacks.

McVay also said he expects to go through the same process again with Stafford next year, via The Athletic, and to do it again on a year-to-year basis for as long as Stafford wants to continue playing. The Rams also agreed last offseason to adjust Stafford's contract so that he would remain with the Rams for 2024.

All signs have pointed toward the Los Angeles Rams moving on from Cooper Kupp this offseason, but the veteran wide receiver has yet to be traded or cut. While there’s no hard deadline for a move to be made,