Matthew Stafford is venturing into media as a new host of the radio show "Let's Go!" alongside Raiders star Maxx Crosby.

Will Matthew Stafford stay healthy enough to maximize the Rams' potential? Can the Chargers overcome a devastating injury on ...

Last month, Sean McVay said he didn't have "any reason to be concerned" about Matthew Stafford. That's no longer the case, ...

The Los Angeles Rams continue to receive bad news regarding the availability of Matthew Stafford. The veteran quarterback was ...

For Stafford, joining the Rams meant aligning an elite offensive play-caller in Sean McVay and having a championship-caliber ...

Surgery does not appear to be under consideration for Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford as he deals with a back ...

McVay has repeatedly downplayed the severity of Stafford’s latest injury, claiming the quarterback could play in games if the ...

Los Angeles Rams QB Matthew Stafford’s back injury kept the 37-year-old out of practice Monday, despite expectations that he ...

Matthew Stafford had a workout on the field Saturday before the Rams' game against the Cowboys and Sean McVay had nothing but ...

SiriusXM announced on Tuesday that Stafford, a two-time Pro Bowler and Super Bowl 56 champion, will co-host the weekly “Let’s Go!” football show beginning in September. Stafford joins Jim Gray, ...

The concern meter rises incrementally each passing day Matthew Stafford is held out of Los Angeles Rams practice.

Matthew Stafford’s status for the Los Angeles Rams’ season opener is in question, but not his future in the media. The minute ...