Through the early part of this offseason, rampant trade rumors surrounded Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford. The New York Giants were interested, as were the Las Vegas Raiders and presumably other teams.

Sean McVay insists he never seriously thought his partnership with Matthew Stafford would come to an end this month after four seasons together with the Los Angeles Rams.

Matthew Stafford required only three weeks to accomplish what the 37-year-old quarterback and the Los Angeles Rams needed seven months to accomplish last offseason: agreeing to a new contract.

The Raiders and Giants were both in the mix for Stafford, with both teams extending significant contract offers this week.

Quarterback Matthew Stafford is staying with the Los Angeles Rams under a restructured contract, ending weeks of speculation about the Super Bowl winner's future. The Rams announced their new agreement with Stafford on Friday without initially revealing any details.

Bill Belichick's North Carolina program will be the featured team on HBO's upcoming offseason version of "Hard Knocks," per a report Friday from Front Office Sports.

As the Giants mull their options on the veteran market and in the draft, did Stafford save the Giants from themselves?

NY Giants made a play for Matthew Stafford, but he's going back to Rams. They're considering all options, including Aaron Rodgers. Here's what we know

The New York Giants made a legitimate push for Matthew Stafford, but they failed and must adjust accordingly. Here are their best options to solves their quarterback issue.

Giants reporter Paul Dottino joins Brandon London from the NFL Combine to break down the other quarterback options on the market after Matthew Stafford and the Rams reached a deal and