Sean McVay: Matthew Stafford Improves with Age, Could Play Another Decade
Recent discussions surrounding the future of Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford have suggested he might be nearing retirement. However, Rams head coach Sean McVay strongly disagrees with this sentiment.
Matthew Stafford’s Bright Future
Following a decisive 34-7 victory over the Buccaneers, McVay expressed high hopes for Stafford’s longevity in the NFL. At 37, McVay believes Stafford is performing better than ever and is far from considering retirement.
Coach’s Encouraging Words
- “He’s a fine wine. He’s just getting better with age,” McVay stated.
- He predicts Stafford could play for another ten years.
In response to McVay’s remarks, Stafford emphasized his enjoyment of the current season rather than focusing on the future. “I’m not trying to label it,” he said. “I just know I’m having fun. My body feels pretty good at the moment.”
Rams Superbowl Aspirations
This season, the Los Angeles Rams are serious contenders for the Super Bowl, with Stafford also in the running for the NFL Most Valuable Player award. Despite not having previously received an MVP award, Stafford is experiencing a career-defining season.
Statistical Highlights
- Stafford’s current performance is noted as the best of his career.
- McVay remains confident in Stafford’s abilities moving forward.
With the Rams’ continued success and Stafford’s impressive play, both he and the team are looking forward to what the future holds.
