
Matthew Stafford Fantasy
- Height / Weight
- 6'3" / 220 lbs.
- Date of Birth (Age)
- February 7, 1988 (35)
- Experience
- 14th Season
- Drafted
- 2009 / Rd. 1 / Pk. 1 (DET)
- College
- Georgia
Season Logs
Game Logs
Matthew Stafford News
The Los Angeles Rams are reportedly expected to pick up quarterback Matthew Stafford's 2023 option bonus and 2024 salary this offseason, paying him a guaranteed $62 million. This update comes shortly after head coach Sean McVay made his decision to return to coach the Rams next season. The 34-year-old Stafford struggled early in the 2022-2023 campaign and was the subject of retirement rumors after being placed on Injured Reserve with a neck injury. Stafford later stated that he did not plan to retire and expects to be ready for OTAs in April. His return is great news for all of the team's offensive weapons, most notably wide receiver Cooper Kupp.
Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford said he still has every intention of playing in 2023, even in the event that head coach Sean McVay leaves the team. After winning the Super Bowl in his first year with LA, Stafford and the Rams were a huge disappointment in 2022 and he missed eight games with a concussion and neck injury. The 34-year-old said he feels "really good" about his health at the moment and is expecting to have a normal offseason. When healthy, Stafford averaged only 231.9 passing yards per game, the third-fewest mark of his career, and he tossed 10 touchdowns and eight interceptions in nine starts. The offensive line must improve and the Rams must get better with their WR depth behind Cooper Kupp if Stafford and the Rams offense is going to bounce back in 2023.
Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford (neck, spine) said he doesn't plan on retiring after the 2022 season. Stafford's season is over after being diagnosed with a spinal-cord contusion, but he won't need surgery and is hoping to be ready to play next season. The 34-year-old signed a four-year contract extension with the Rams in the offseason after winning the Super Bowl in 2021. He's one of the toughest QBs in the NFL, but his 2022 was extremely disappointing, as he only managed to play in nine games while throwing for 2,087 yards, 10 touchdowns and eight interceptions. Stafford could easily bounce back into QB1 territory in 2023, but his health will be a major concern for fantasy managers. Baker Mayfield is expected to start the team's final three games this year.
Depth Chart
- Offense
- Defense
QB | Matthew Stafford |
Baker Mayfield | |
RB | Cam Akers |
Kyren Williams | |
LWR | Allen Robinson II |
Lance McCutcheon | |
RWR | Ben Skowronek |
Van Jefferson | |
SWR | Cooper Kupp |
Tutu Atwell | |
TE | Tyler Higbee |
Brycen Hopkins | |
LT | Joe Noteboom |
Ty Nsekhe | |
LG | David Edwards |
Matt Skura | |
C | Brian Allen |
Coleman Shelton | |
RG | Logan Bruss |
Chandler Brewer | |
RT | Rob Havenstein |
Alaric Jackson |
DE | A'Shawn Robinson |
Jonah Williams | |
NT | Greg Gaines |
Bobby Brown III | |
DT | Aaron Donald |
Marquise Copeland | |
LOLB | Leonard Floyd |
Daniel Hardy | |
LILB | Ernest Jones |
Travin Howard | |
RILB | Bobby Wagner |
Christian Rozeboom | |
ROLB | Michael Hoecht |
Keir Thomas | |
LCB | Troy Hill |
Derion Kendrick | |
SS | Taylor Rapp |
Jordan Fuller | |
FS | Nick Scott |
Russ Yeast | |
RCB | Jalen Ramsey |
David Long Jr. | |
NB | Cobie Durant |
Grant Haley |
PK | Matt Gay |
It took a while, but long-time Detroit Lions quarterback and now Los Angeles Rams passer Matthew Stafford finally broke through and reached the promised land. Yes, it took a change of scenery and a loaded offense, and whatever you want to think that helped Stafford get that chip. Does any of that take from his talents? No, not at all. Because the 34-year-old has been a legit stud for all of his career. Barring his first two years in the league (13 of 32 possible games started), Stafford has...