The Los Angeles Rams have locked in their franchise quarterback for the near future. John Matthew Stafford has agreed to a two-year contract extension worth $37.5 million, league sources confirmed Tuesday.
The deal includes significant incentives, which could elevate his yearly compensation to over $30 million, depending on performance metrics such as passing yards, touchdowns, and playoff success.
Stafford, 36, who led the Rams to a Super Bowl victory in the 2021 season, remains a cornerstone of the team’s offense. This extension ensures he stays in Los Angeles through the 2027 NFL season, solidifying the team’s quarterback position as they continue to build for another championship run.