Matthew Stafford

Milroe visited the Browns earlier this week and now has more visits lined up with three teams currently starting veteran quarterbacks. The Giants, Rams, and Seahawks will do their due diligence on the 22-year-old as the 2025 NFL Draft creeps closer. The Rams have the more stable quarterback situation, though Matthew Stafford just turned 37-years-old. Les Snead and company may be looking to develop Milroe as a successor while the Giants and Seahawks have veterans that will be easier to part with, should they not perform up to expectations. Milroe's dual-threat ability offers a developable ceiling, though his passing will require time to grow and sitting behind veterans would be a good situation for him.

The Rams are continuing a year-to-year approach with Matthew Stafford after signing him to a restructured deal that will keep him in Los Angeles for the 2025 season. The team is expecting to revisit his contract every year as he considers retiring or returning to the field as one of the league’s longest-tenured players, per […]

After the Rams worked out a deal with quarterback Matthew Stafford to ensure his return for the 2025 season, Stafford said that he is hopeful there will be more time with the team in his future.

After the Rams worked out a deal with quarterback Matthew Stafford to ensure his return for the 2025 season, Stafford said that he is hopeful there will be more time with the team in his future.

"Usually another team who gets into that more serious level usually drafts that player earlier than we (would)," Snead added. It's possible that the level of quarterbacking in this draft creates a situation where the Rams are comfortable with someone at 26th overall -- that depends both on who is there and what grades they have on the middle-of-class quarterbacks -- but it doesn't seem like it will be the club's priority this offseason despite Matthew Stafford entering his age-37 season. Snead noted that the Rams keeping Stafford means the club are in a "win-now" scenario.