Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford has agreed to a restructured contract, ensuring he will report to training camp. The revised deal, whose specifics were not disclosed, guarantees Stafford $31 million for the upcoming season but offers no guaranteed money for the final two years of his four-year, $160 million extension signed in 2022. Coach Sean McVay emphasized Stafford's professionalism during negotiations and confirmed that the quarterback remains committed to the team. Stafford, who rebounded with strong performance statistics last season after an injury-shortened 2022, is expected to lead the Rams alongside backup Jimmy Garoppolo and rookie Stetson Bennett. The adjustments address Stafford's request for more financial security as he enters his age-36 season. Despite some initial delays, Stafford participated in all offseason activities, demonstrating his dedication to the team.