Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford is having a great season. He is leading the Rams in a lot of different ways. He is changing how the league is looking at him and his team.

As they prepare to face each other on Sunday, both the Seahawks' Sam Darnold and the Rams' Matthew Stafford are in the MVP hunt. Who has the better case?

Matthew Stafford has the fewest rushing yards in the NFL this season with minus-9 yards, but he'll need to kneel a lot more to catch Peyton Manning.

But this MVP-caliber season does bring some complications. In each of the last two years, Stafford has been subject to contract negotiations. As Jeremy Fowler of ESPN writes, the Rams will face a challenge with Stafford this offseason.

The Rams own a 7-2 record, are fifth in scoring offense in the NFL, and feature the most unique/varied attack in the league.

Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford has been moving up the team and league record books this season, but he's focused on other things.

Maxx Crosby — the Las Vegas Raiders star edge rusher and one of the league’s most respected defensive voices — said Stafford isn’t just playing at an elite level. To Crosby, Stafford belongs in the MVP conversation and has the Rams on track for a deep postseason run.

Stafford has 231 regular-season starts. He’s 115-115-1. With a win against Seattle in start No. 232, Stafford would have the most starts before pushing his record above .500 in NFL history.

Matthew Stafford talked about everything from Sean McVay's non-stop talking to Aaron Donald's workouts to his degrading speed on this podcast.

It was a win Los Angeles felt it had to have, not just for the NFC West standings but for a healing of the soul.

SportsLine NFL analyst Josh Nagel gives his analysis and recommended plays for MVP and other season-long NFL awards

Matthew Stafford hasn’t just revived his career in 2025, he’s performing at a full-blown MVP pace. Entering Week 11, the 37-year-old quarterback has surpassed every expectation placed on him back in September,