Huddle Up: Stafford did not have some of his pass catchers in 2024 because of injury, so he should be able to improve his play close to the goal line. He likely will have success this upcoming season but probably will only be a No. 2 quarterback in most fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: It is a great deal for both sides in that Stafford will make $84 million over the next two seasons (as opposed to $58 million before the renegotiation), while the Rams get him on a deal that is well below what most of the highest-paid veteran quarterbacks are making on a per-year basis. At this point, it appears the 37-year-old Stafford will be under center in Los Angeles for at least two more seasons.

Huddle Up: Stafford is getting close to retirement but could still decide to play a few more seasons, so fantasy players should monitor his situation. He will have a good group of pass catchers to work with in 2025 but probably will be a No. 2 quarterback in most fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: This would imply that the 37-year-old Stafford has no plans to retire after the 2025 campaign and would like to remain with the team for the foreseeable future. He can be viewed as a QB2 option or matchup play in fantasy leagues for the upcoming season.

Huddle Up: Stafford was a QB2 last year, and they're likely to move some of the pieces around him. He'll be a matchup play in fantasy again in 2025.

Huddle Up: It appears the Rams' decision to let other teams - most notably the Las Vegas Raiders and New York Giants - determine Stafford's value was the right move. The deal is expected to be at least two years and worth at least $50 million per season. Stafford will remain a steady but mostly unexciting fantasy QB2 in Los Angeles, but his return is great news for Puka Nacua, possibly Tyler Higbee and whomever the Rams replace Cooper Kupp with - likely Jordan Whittington.

Huddle Up: Stafford would be a QB2/matchup play with LAR next season. If he were to go elsewhere, that could depreciate.

Huddle Up: Stafford is being allowed to talk with other teams about his value, but the Giants likely will have to acquire him in a trade if they want to have him play for them in 2025. Fantasy players can keep an eye on the situation to see where Stafford plays next season, but he probably will be a high-end No. 2 fantasy quarterback.

Huddle Up: That's a bold statement and entirely possible, but Stafford was the QB19 in fantasy last year, and they're also likely to move on from WR Cooper Kupp. Stafford still has the ability to post big numbers, but he's more of a matchup play in fantasy. That value could dwindle more if he goes elsewhere.

Huddle Up: The Rams recently suggested they are comfortable with Jimmy Garoppolo as a starter, but there is almost no chance that is the team's plan if Stafford is traded. First and foremost, Garoppolo failed to hold onto a starting job in each of his last two stops (San Francisco and Las Vegas) and has not been overly durable throughout his NFL career. There is also speculation that Aaron Rodgers would be interested in joining the Rams if Stafford is traded. Even at 37 years of age, Stafford is among the best passers in the league. If the Raiders land him, it would be great news for the fantasy values of Brock Bowers and Jakobi Meyers.