In this league, you don’t get what you deserve—you get what you negotiate.' The line from Any Given Sunday rattles like a halftime pep talk as Matthew Stafford’s contract rewrite shakes up L.A.’s playbook.

As Matthew Stafford prepares for his 17th NFL season, Sean McVay said he hopes the QB is with the Rams for at least "a couple more years."

Both the Las Vegas Raiders and New York Giants were willing to offer Stafford more than $100 million over the next two seasons, according to Breer. Stafford instead agreed to a two-year, $84 million deal in order to remain with head coach Sean McVay and the Rams.