Los Angeles Rams veteran quarterback Matthew Stafford will lead the way in Monday's Wild Card game against the Minnesota Vikings. Stafford knows what it takes to get the job done in the playoffs.

As he did last year, Matthew Stafford will wrap up the regular season on the sidelines. Sean McVay announced on Wednesday that the Los Angeles Rams will rest Stafford in Sunday’s finale against the Seattle Seahawks, giving him a break before the postseason starts.

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The Los Angeles Rams are one of the hottest teams in football entering the playoffs, as they went 9-3 over their last 12 games to steal a postseason berth. However, it certainly wasn't easy for the Rams,

J.J. McCarthy, the Vikings' rookie quarterback and No. 10 overall pick in the 2024 draft, remains on the injured reserve list (IR) with a knee injury he suffered during the preseason and will not take part in the playoffs.

Rams QB Matthew Stafford has a prime opportunity to surpass the .500 mark for playoff victories. But this defender is LA's x-factor.

The Los Angeles Rams are one of the strangest teams in this year's NFL postseason. On paper, this team is a lower-tier offense by most statistical measures, lac

Kelly Stafford, 34, revealed she was considering leaving the $40 million family home ahead of the L.A. Rams game against the Vikings.

The Los Angeles Rams' wild-card playoff game Monday against the Minnesota Vikings assuredly ranks very low on the list of most Angelenos' priorities as they grapple with wildfires surrounding their city.

Matthew Stafford currently sits with a 10-13 record against his former division rival the Minnesota Vikings. Back when Stafford was in the NFC North, he faced the Vikings at least twice a year, and since joining the Los Angeles Rams he’s played Minnesota exactly twice.