Matthew Stafford's wife Kelly shares QB's adorable father-daughters moment at Rams vs Cardinals
With the Week 17 win against the Arizona Cardinals, the Los Angeles Rams qualified for the playoffs. Rams star Matthew Stafford's wife, Kelly, attended the game with her daughters and shared their adorable moments with the quarterback from the sidelines.
On Monday, Kelly reshared an Instagram story from "The Morning After" podcast's handle. Stafford met his daughters Sawyer, Tyler, Chandler and Hunter on the sidelines.
Following the game, Kelly penned an emotional note for her husband while celebrating the Rams' playoff qualification. Sharing her praises for the quarterback, the podcaster said:
"PLAYOFF BOUND. When you start at 1-4, most would think it’s over and find it hard to keep going. ... What an incredible example you set for our girls and all kids watching you play."
"Congrats to the comeback kid, the OG of arm angles and no-lookers, the “it’s never over” guy, a true leader, toughest QB out there and future HOFer. 0-0. LFG," Kelly concluded.
Matthew Stafford's wife Kelly opened up about daughter Tyler's interest in football
In Wednesday's episode of her "The Morning After" podcast, Kelly Stafford recalled how her daughter, Tyler, watched the Rams vs Jets clash with her. Kelly expressed how she found Tyler's interest in learning about the sport "adorable." Recalling the moment, the podcaster said:
"I love that Tyler asked if she could snuggle and watch the game with me last night. I was like 'Oh my God,' and she had questions. She was just like 'Mommy, why do they tackle that guy, like why don't they tackle everyone? Like why does the guy carrying the ball?'"
"I was like, 'Well, he has the ball and so, you know you want to get him to the ground cuz then the play is over.' And she was like, 'Well, why doesn't he just give the ball to somebody else when he gets tackled?' You know she's asking these questions and it's freaking adorable." (27:52)
In one of the segments of the podcast, Kelly Stafford took shots at the NFL for its strict rules for celebrations, "killing" the fun of the sport.