Veteran quarterback Matthew Stafford held the team together in the 2024 season early on because of all the injuries the Rams dealt with. Stafford never panicked

The Pittsburgh Steelers are in the middle of NFL purgatory, and a lot of that has to do with the quarterback position. The Steelers have been lost on offense for several seasons, mainly ever since Ben Roethlisberger retired after the 2021 season.

The Los Angeles Rams could move on from quarterback Matthew Stafford this offseason. Other teams will be eager to have him instead.

Stafford, 36, said after the Rams’ season ended that he still feels like he can play at a high level, but the possibility of retirement looms large. He’ll be 37 in February, has already won a Super Bowl and though he’s still playing well, it wouldn’t surprise anyone if he chose to retire this offseason.

Former Los Angeles Rams left tackle and Super Bowl champion Andrew Whitworth offered insight into Matthew Stafford’s decision-making.

Now, the Rams have a core build of players on their rookie deals -- defensive linemen Kobie Turner and Braden Fiske, outside linebackers Byron Young and Jared Verse and safety Quentin Lake -- for a unit that took a big step forward this season under new defensive coordinator Chris Shula.

Matthew Stafford is taking time to consider his NFL future, which means Sean McVay could have to urgently find a replacement.

The Los Angeles Rams went all in not too long ago. They won a Super Bowl during that time, and the bills have come due since then. However, the team has responded well, and their young corps is playing well ahead of schedule.

The Los Angeles Rams were viewed as dark horse Super Bowl contenders heading into the playoffs this year, but they fell to the Philadelphia Eagles in the Divisi