Rams GM Les Snead to give Matthew Stafford 'space,' wants 'win-win' on Puka Nacua extension
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The Los Angeles Rams are actively managing several key offseason priorities. Head coach Sean McVay and general manager Les Snead have signed multiyear contract extensions, ensuring their continued leadership. The team is awaiting quarterback Matthew Stafford's decision on whether he will return for his 18th NFL season in 2026, following productive discussions with him.
The Rams face significant contract negotiations, with four notable players eligible for extensions: wide receiver Puka Nacua, defensive tackle Kobie Turner, defensive end Byron Young, and guard Steve Avila. Nacua, who had an outstanding season leading the NFL in several receiving categories, is expected to command a substantial contract.
In addition to these player negotiations, the Rams need to address the futures of pending unrestricted free agents, including cornerback Cobie Durant and safety Kamren Curl. They also have to fill coaching vacancies, such as the offensive coordinator position, and manage two first-round draft picks with nearly $50 million in salary-cap space. The Rams
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