The Rams of Los Angeles have compensated the quarterback Matthew Stafford, who threatened the Super Bowl last February, and offered him a lucrative contract extension, Saturday.
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This new agreement will have a duration of four years and a value of $ 160 million, of which $ 135 million will be guaranteed, according to the ESPN network. The 34-year-old will be one of the NFL champions for the next five years, which will allow him to end his career in the City of Angels.
Stafford has honored the Rams with the honors from its first campaign with the team. He completed 67.2% of his passes in 2021, a career-high, accumulating 4886 verges and 41 touchdowns per the air.
However, it was the quarter that launched the most interceptions last season, equal to Trevor Lawrence, for 17.
The former University of Georgia has debated the first 12 campaigns of his career with the Detroit Lions. He was invited once to the Pro Bowl match, in 2014.
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