Matthew Stafford's wife Kelly captures Rams QB's NFL journey with nostalgic throwback
Matthew Stafford is about to begin his 16th year with the NFL. With a $40 million contract, the Los Angeles Rams QB is looking to make a difference as the 2024 NFL season nears.
Stafford's wife Kelly and his family are ready to welcome another year of his NFL career. In a heartwarming post on Instagram, Kelly Stafford shared photos from training camps over the years.
Kelly focused on their moments as a family, which includes their children: Twins Sawyer and Chandler, Hunter, and Tyler. The post featured images from both the Lions and Rams camps.
"Camp over the years 🥹" Kelly wrote in her IG caption.
That being said, the photos focused on moments from training camp over the last few years. She added some extra photos from the 2024 training camp to her Instagram stories:
![Kelly Stafford captures moments from Rams training camp with husband Matthew Stafford [Image credit: @kbstafford89 IG]](https://staticg.sportskeeda.com/editor/2024/08/3c007-17228054798841-1920.jpg?w=500)
Together since their college days, Kelly and Matthew Stafford have been a couple since 2007. They got engaged in 2014 and tied the knot in April 2015.
Their twins, Sawyer and Chandler, were born in 2017. Hunter was born in 2019. Their fourth daughter, Tyler, was born in 2020.
Matthew Stafford opts for restricted 2024 deal worth $40 million
As training camp continues, Stafford will also enter 2024 with a new deal on his hands. Though the Rams QB was a holdout candidate, he came through with a new deal for the season.
CBS Sports' Jordan Dajani broke down Stafford's contract:
"Stafford's revised deal includes a $12.5 million signing bonus, $23.5 million guaranteed this year and a $4 million guaranteed March roster bonus".
Stafford now has one $40 million contract, leaving him the opportunity to sign a new contract after the 2024 season wraps up. However, he had to give up 2025 guarantees.
Matthew Stafford was drafted as the first overall pick of the 2009 NFL draft by the Detroit Lions. After 12 seasons together, the Lions traded him to the Rams for Jared Goff in 2021.