There was a point during the 2025 NFL offseason when Matthew Stafford appeared open to leaving the Los Angeles Rams. Two months after the 37-year-old quarterback agreed to stick around under a revised contract, however, head coach Sean McVay hopes the veteran will remain his signal-caller for at least "a couple more years."

Sean McVay is hoping quarterback Matthew Stafford, who is under contract through 2025, returns to play "a couple more years" with the Los Angeles Rams. McVay talked about his hopes for Stafford's future while expressing his confidence in his relationship with the quarterback during a Thursday appearance on Sirius XM's Mad Dog Sports Radio.

Miami gets left with more than $25 million in dead cap money off of Ramsey's current contract if he's traded before June 1. Pulling a trade after that June date slices the dead cap value to $6.75 million. The Dolphins also would yield $9.9 million in salary cap space.