It’s a story that’s made various rounds on social media in a variety of different ways: The Las Vegas Raiders have legitimate interest in acquiring Matthew Stafford from the Los Angeles Rams.

The second quarterback domino of the 2025 offseason has fallen after Matthew Stafford and the Rams decided to continue their partnership. With Stafford no longer an option, the Ne

The tandem of Pete Carroll and John Spytek are looking for a veteran quarterback to lead the Las Vegas Raiders in 2025–a notion The Raider Ramble has been following up on for weeks now.

It seems like every single day we get closer and closer to the Las Vegas Raiders finally getting their Super Bowl-caliber quarterback. Three months ago we didn't know Matthew Stafford would be an option,

The Las Vegas Raiders, like a few other teams around the NFL, are in desperate need of a quarterback to get their offense back on track. The 2024 season ended up being a disaster for the Raiders, who struggled to move the football with Gardner Minshew or Aidan O’Connell.

There's movement on the side of the Raiders involving Matthew Stafford. A new report reveals "common ground" has been reached with the Rams.

Shortly after the Los Angeles Rams confirmed that quarterback Matthew Stafford will remain with the club through at least the 2025 season, Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated reported that Stafford took less money than what the New York Giants and Las Vegas Raiders "proposed paying him as part of a trade" to stay put.

All indications are that Brady has taken a prominent role in the Raiders' new regime, including with the coaching search that led to Pete Carroll's hiring. That now includes tryin