Story byTyler Erzberger, Touchdown WireSat, December 27, 2025 at 11:41 PM UTC·2 min readThe Los Angeles Rams might have the MVP for the 2025 NFL season, but could they pull off a move this offseason that ushers in the new era under head coach Sean McVay?While 37-year-old Stafford is having a career year with 40 touchdowns to only five interceptions and is the frontrunner for the most prestigious individual award in football, rumors will always surround his back, age, and overall health heading into every new season he decides to play in. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementAs the Rams prepare to play on Monday Night Football against the Atlanta Falcons, it again raises the question of what moves they’ll make in the offseason. They own the Falcons’ first-round pick in the 2026 draft after swapping backs at last year’s draft, and the Rams will enter April’s event having two picks on opening night to throw around, with the Falcons' selection possibly a top-ten choice. They could either go safe and pick up a need with that premium pick at the cornerback position and find a true No. 1 in the secondary, or, if I believe they should do, L. A.
