The Matthew Stafford situation could be coming to a head sooner rather than later.The future of the 37-year-old quarterback has been a hot topic around the NFL recently. The Los Angeles Rams gave Stafford and his representation the opportunity to speak with other teams in order to gauge his value.

T he Los Angeles Rams and veteran quarterback Matthew Stafford find themselves at a critical juncture. With his contract restructured last season to push guaranteed money into 202

The New York Giants are reportedly keeping tabs on Matthew Stafford’s situation. The Los Angeles Rams allowed Stafford’s agent to talk to other teams to figure out his market value. Both parties reportedly want to stay together,

On Thursday, news broke that the NFL has "no issue" with Stafford and Brady talking because the Rams had given the veteran quarterback permission to seek a trade. That means he can discuss a potential deal with other teams, leaving the Raiders free from a tampering charge.

The controversy over alleged tampering violations involving Las Vegas Raiders minority owner Tom Brady and Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford rages on after conflicting accounts and denials from Brady’s camp.

While NFL teams are in a race to sign the best talents in the offseason, reporters are in the race to see who breaks the news first. One such race was witnessed between NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport and Fox Sports’ Jordan Schultz regarding a meeting between the Las Vegas Raiders’ minority owner Tom Brady and Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford.

Pat McAfee had fun with the incident, showing a 'Starbucks standoff tale of the tape' graphic and chanting the 'Rocky' theme.

Ian Rapoport was given a hero's welcome by members of the 'Pat McAfee Show' following reports of an altercation at Starbucks.