In an exclusive interview, Los Angeles Rams coach Sean McVay has revealed that he is considering granting quarterback Matthew Stafford’s request for more guaranteed money beyond the 2024 season. However, McVay has emphasized that the matter will remain “in house” until it is finalized.
During a press conference on Tuesday, McVay stated that discussions about Stafford’s contract will not be shared publicly. Despite seeking more security in his contract, Stafford has been participating in voluntary OTAs. His presence is appreciated, but it is clear that negotiations are ongoing.
Reporters attempted to glean more information from McVay, but he reiterated that the situation will remain confidential. It appears that there is a negotiation process happening behind the scenes, and Stafford will have to decide if he is willing to continue participating without increased contractual assurances.
McVay’s comments suggest that Stafford has trust that the situation will be resolved before training camp. However, it remains uncertain whether the quarterback will continue to show up for team activities if an agreement is not reached. For now, the matter is being handled internally, and any updates will be shared when appropriate.
