Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford has signed a one-year, $55 million contract extension, ensuring his role with the team through the 2027 season.
The agreement, reported by ESPN, includes performance-based incentives that could push the total value to $60 million.
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Contract Details and Performance Highlights
Stafford's extension follows a standout 2026 season where he led the NFL with 4,707 passing yards and 46 touchdowns, showcasing his continued dominance.
The deal solidifies his status as a key asset for the Rams, who recently drafted quarterback Ty Simpson with their 13th overall pick.
Previously, Stafford was under a $40 million contract for 2026, including a $16 million base salary. His career earnings now exceed $400 million since his 2009 NFL debut.
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The 38-year-old confirmed his commitment to returning for an 18th season during an awards ceremony, stating, 'I'll see you guys next year.'
Stafford ranks sixth in NFL history for passing yards (64,516) and is poised to challenge Aaron Rodgers' record.
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The extension also delays Simpson's potential starting role by two years, giving the rookie time to develop behind Stafford.
