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NFL Insider Reveals Matthew Stafford’s Contract Demands for 2025


NFL Insider Peter Schrager is reporting that Matthew Stafford is demanding $50 million for the 2025 season, joining a list of quarterbacks with lucrative new-money contracts.

Top Paid QBs (Based on AAV)

  • Dak Prescott: $60M
  • Joe Burrow: $55M
  • Trevor Lawrence: $55M
  • Tua Tagovailoa: $53.1M
  • Jared Goff: $53M
  • Justin Herbert: $52.5M
  • Lamar Jackson: $52M
  • Jalen Hurts: $51M

Stafford, whose current contract has him poised for a significant payday, is looking for a new deal to reflect his status among the elite quarterbacks. The Rams’ response to this demand could determine whether Stafford remains in Los Angeles or moves on to a team like the New York Giants, who may see Stafford as a potential answer to their quarterback needs.

Matthew Stafford By The Numbers (2024)

  • Games: 16
  • Completion %: 65.8
  • Yards: 3,762
  • Touchdowns: 20
  • Interceptions: 8

Will Stafford Stay or Go?

With a $50 million demand, Stafford’s future with the Rams is uncertain. Will the Rams meet the demand, or will Stafford’s next chapter involve a move to a team willing to meet his demands? Stay tuned!

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  1. He’s worth 50 million. You were one play away from making the NFC final
    You decide not to play with Stafford you ain’t going to the NFC final

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