Matthew Stafford and Cooper Kupp aren’t the only players who could be traded by the Los Angeles Rams this offseason. We can now add Jonah Jackson to the list of potential trade candidates. According to Jeremy Fowler of ESPN,

The Pittsburgh Steelers appear interested in Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford. However, if they want to make that trade, not only will they have to give a significant draft pick, but a hefty contract will come with that trade,

Pittsburgh Steelers general manager Omar Khan is turning heads with his answer about quarterback Matthew Stafford at the NFL combine.

The discussion about the Steelers acquiring Matthew Stafford from the Los Angeles Rams seems like empty, pointless conversation. The media is obligated to link the Steelers to every quarterback who’s available.

Matthew Stafford wants to be paid an arm and a leg this offseason. The Rams’ quarterback is reportedly seeking a new contract worth $50 million per year, according to NFL Network’s Peter Schrager. “[The Rams and Stafford] have a fine relationship,

Steelers insider Ray Fittipaldo discussed how the Matthew Stafford situation could impact Pittsburgh's quarterback room for the 2025 season.

Unless Stafford reverses course regarding his apparent hopes for a new deal, that would seem to rule out the Steelers as legitimate suitors, given the Rams quarterback is reported

Matthew Stafford could reportedly end up being traded to the Raiders or might end up back on the Rams in 2025.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are reportedly among several teams interested in trading for Rams QB Matthew Stafford, but the cost may be steep.

One of the four teams reportedly interested in a Matthew Stafford trade hasn’t talked to the Rams quarterback yet.