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Rams QB Matthew Stafford Announces New Role on Tuesday
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, longtime Sports Illustrated and NBC columnist Peter King, and Las Vegas Raiders pass-rusher Maxx Crosby on the popular program.
Will Matthew Stafford stay healthy enough to maximize the Rams' potential? Can the Chargers overcome a devastating injury on ...
There's some uncertainty surrounding Matthew Stafford's return from a back injury, and Los Angeles Rams fans are beginning to ...
Stafford has been nursing a back injury during training camp but is expected to be ready for the regular season. He didn't ...
While Stafford’s availability as the Rams QB1 remains uncertain, head coach Sean McVay will have to name his replacement ...
With the 2025 NFL season rapidly approaching, Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford has received a "problematic" review of his back injury.
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Sean McVay's level of concern with Rams QB Matthew Stafford sure seems to be growing
Last month, Sean McVay said he didn't have "any reason to be concerned" about Matthew Stafford. That's no longer the case, ...
For Stafford, joining the Rams meant aligning an elite offensive play-caller in Sean McVay and having a championship-caliber ...
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Matthew Stafford joins NFL media
Matthew Stafford’s status for the Los Angeles Rams’ season opener is in question, but not his future in the media. The minute ...
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Rams legend D'Marco Farr admits Matthew Stafford's back 'could be a big deal'
Rams legend and broadcaster D'Marco Farr admits Matthew Stafford's back injury "could be a big deal" for Los Angeles.
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