Matthew Stafford drops huge retirement hint after Rams lose to the Eagles
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Matthew Stafford suggested that retirement is a possibility after the Rams' 28-22 loss to the Eagles in the divisional round on Sunday. The quarterback, 36, was non-committal when asked about his future with the franchise. 'As far as my future goes, it's 30 minutes after the last game so I'll take some time to think about it,' he told reporters. 'But I feel like I was playing some pretty good ball.'.
Stafford was then asked whether he had 'good football' remaining, to which he answered in the affirmative. 'Sure feels like it,' he said. Stafford threw for 324 yards and two touchdowns but LA ultimately saw their comeback attempt come up short as the visitors failed to convert a 4th-and-11 on the Eagles' 22 yard-line with 31 seconds remaining.
In the offseason, Stafford agreed to re-work his deal with the Rams, forgoing his guarantees for the 2025 season and essentially agreeing to a one-year, $40million contract, as NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reported at the time. More to follow. Matthew Stafford could have just played his last game with the Rams. He says he still has some football in him as he talks about the team’s comeback falling short in their 28-22 loss to the Eagles pic.twitter.com/faqWuEw9oc.
