June 5, 2024
Stafford has been in attendance for the Rams' voluntary workouts all offseason, but the quarterback remains hopeful to have more guaranteed money added to the final two years of his contract ahead of the 2024 season,
Cameron DaSilva of USA Today reports.
ANALYSISThe 36-year-old has three years remaining on his contract but no guarantees beyond 2024. He's been involved with the Rams throughout the offseason, leading an offense that will return all but one starter (center
Coleman Shelton) from 2023. Guard
Jonah Jackson and tight end
Colby Parkinson were the big offseason additions, with the former allowing
Steve Avila to slide over to center and the latter likely replacing
Tyler Higbee (knee) as a starter early in the season. Stafford apparently intends to play at least a few more years and will have wideouts
Puka Nacua and
Cooper Kupp as his primary targets for the foreseeable future.