Random Ramsdom: Kelly Stafford happy to be staying in L.A.

Los Angeles Rams News and Links for 3/4/25

Matthew Stafford is staying with the Los Angeles Rams and Kelly for sure seems to be happy that they are staying “home.” You can read her comments below, but Stafford staying seems like a win-win for the quarterback, the team and his family.

Fans can now sit back and watch as L.A. figured out the rest of their offseason as they prepare to improve upon last year’s performance.

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Kelly Stafford Reacts to Matthew Stafford’s Return to the Rams Weeks After Criticizing Organization (usmagazine)

“Kelly celebrated the news via Instagram on Sunday, March 2, sharing a photo of Matthew in Rams gear with his tongue hanging out. “No place like home. @rams ,” Kelly captioned the post.

The news came weeks after Kelly aired her grievances with the Rams organization on her “The Morning After” podcast, in response to a report that the team was intent on trading wide receiver Cooper Kupp.”

Pro Bowler Trade Now In Question, Los Angeles Rams May Reverse Course (lafbnetwork)

“Sean McVay, head coach of the Los Angeles Rams, has left open the possibility of Cooper Kupp remaining with the team in 2025. When questioned about the likelihood of Kupp’s return, McVay told reporters, “I would never speak in absolutes,” as documented by Gary Klein of the Los Angeles Times.

On February 3rd, Kupp publicly disclosed via social media that the Rams had informed him they were actively seeking trade opportunities.”

Rams 7-round mock draft: How Matthew Stafford and Alaric Jackson deals could change LA’s plans (ramswire)

“A lot can change in a single day in the NFL, as we saw with the Los Angeles Rams on Friday. Not only did they get a deal done with Matthew Stafford to keep him as their quarterback, but they also agreed to a three-year extension with left tackle Alaric Jackson.

Those were two of the Rams’ biggest tasks of the offseason, and they somehow checked both boxes in one busy day. While those deals were coming together, the NFL combine was taking place in Indianapolis where the draft’s top prospects worked out in front of coaches, scouts and general managers.”