The Los Angeles Rams are entering a critical window with Super Bowl-winning quarterback Matthew Stafford, who understandably wants to be compensated for his talents in the form of a healthy raise. But the grass isn't always greener even if it comes with more dollars and respect, as Colin Cowherd advised on his show Monday afternoon.

The Los Angeles Rams could be on the verge of hitting the proverbial reset button. They have risen from the ashes of a dismal Super Bowl title defense in 2022 to win 10 games and make the playoffs in both of the last two seasons,

NFL analyst Colin Cowherd is optimistic that the Los Angeles Rams will be able to reach a new agreement with quarterback Matthew Stafford.

Liam Coen Credits Rams Upbringing As He Sets Vision For JaguarsThe Los Angeles Rams have one of the most polarizing situations of any team this offseason. The team plans to move on from veteran wide receiver Cooper Kupp,

The Los Angeles Rams took a bold step with quarterback Matthew Stafford amid increasing trade speculation before the offseason.

Aaron Rodgers is looking for his next NFL team, and one report says the Los Angeles Rams are his preference. But Matthew Stafford would have to be traded first.

The Rams still want Matthew Stafford to be the team's quarterback. But it's more complicated than a binary up or down, yes or no proposition. Stafford has received permission to talk to other teams. Recent comments from coach Sean McVay to the Fitz & Whit podcast make it clear that the two sides began exploring other options once it became clear that they didn't agree on his contract value for 2025.

The Los Angeles Rams and veteran starting quarterback Matthew Stafford are entangled in a contract dispute. Stafford is currently signed through 2026 on a previously-inked extension that pays him $40 million annually on a per year basis.

The Rams can get little else done in free agency until the ongoing contract dispute with Matthew Stafford is resolved.