Matt Stafford is the suckiest suck to ever suck

[Cody_Russell]

I vaguely recall that as well but I think we’re fairly used to this kind of thing. Stafford was a somewhat talented gunslinger in Detroit but now that he’s in LA he’s one of the best in the game.

That’s what I’ve noticed in these last 4 months.
Stafford is in LA? NOW Stafford is a top 5-8 excellent QB. Not before when nobody mentioned Stafford, but NOW.
Lions were usually so irrelevant when it comes to wins/losses... can you blame people outside of Detroit for not hyping Stafford prior to the trade?

Whatever.
Rams are definitely the must watch team for me next season ... just to see what happens with Stafford.

[jaadam4]

For me it’s a win win. I really think Stafford can be great and win a SB. If he does I’ll be very excited for him.

If they falter or hit the injury bug Detroit will score big in the upcoming drafts. Either way it’s going to be an interesting season.

[wcfwtf]

Out of respect I will not create a new thread on Stafford.
However if someone would like to start a Stafford masturbation thread I will support it for lusters for his majesty.
or maybe do a Rams watch thread.

[wcfwtf]

If and when the Lions succeed you will forget that he ever played for the Lions.
Stafford left no signs of playing in Detroit. His records will follow him to whatever team he plays with. The useless stats in Detroit mean nothing.

[jaadam4]

Someone flipped on the drama queen switch today

[dpatnod]

[Newbomb Turk]

Out of respect I will not create a new thread on Stafford.
However if someone would like to start a Stafford masturbation thread I will support it for lusters for his majesty.
or maybe do a Rams watch thread.

grab a tissue..........

[froot loops]

Someone flipped on the drama queen switch today

The switch is always on for that guy.

[Futureshock]

Matthew Stafford on Desean Jackson: “He can still run. I know that.”

Posted by Curtis Crabtree on May 25, 2021, 1:37 AM EDT

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Matthew Stafford was already inheriting a productive group of wide receivers with the Los Angeles Rams when he was dealt in a trade from the Detroit Lions early this offseason.

Cooper Kupp and Robert Woods have been highly productive targets in Sean McVay’s offense over the last several years with Stafford now getting the chance to throw them the ball moving forward. The addition of DeSean Jackson in late March could bring a potentially big new dynamic to the attack.

Jackson has always been known for his speed and in the little time that Stafford has been able to work with him in Los Angeles, he says that’s something that hasn’t gone away.

“He can still run. I know that. He can still go,” Stafford said, via the team’s website. “He’s a smart guy. He’s learning this thing a little bit like myself trying to make this thing second nature as quickly as we possibly can. Obviously I have a ton of respect for what he’s been able to accomplish in his years in the NFL and excited about getting the opportunity to work with a guy like that that can really stretch the field and has done it at as high a level as he has.”

Jackson’s biggest issue has been staying healthy. He’s appeared in just eight games in total over the last two seasons due to multiple injuries. But with Woods and Kupp a part of the group, the Rams won’t need to rely heavily on Jackson and can deploy him strategically to try to maximize his potential.

Jackson’s potential shined previously when he was a part of a McVay-led offense in Washington from 2014-16, twice leading the league in yards per reception.

[Futureshock]

Thank You, Detroit | Tribute to Matthew Stafford's time with the Detroit Lions

[Newbomb Turk]

Which of of Stafford's jersey's will they retire?

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[Futureshock]

You just had to, didn't you

[Fraquar]

Noice.

[Newbomb Turk]

You just had to, didn't you

this is the thread, isn't it?

[edindetroit]

He's got a point.