The Los Angeles Rams nearly completed a late comeback against the Philadelphia Eagles in the divisional round of the NFC playoffs. However, the Eagles held on for a six-point win to eliminate the Rams from the postseason.

That in mind, it was the post-game comments from head coach Sean McVay and quarterback Matthew Stafford that caught the attention of many. McVay expressed how proud he is of Stafford, and Stafford himself was asked about his future, to which he said he feels like he’s got more football left in him.

Stafford has a potential out in his contract this offseason, which is making fans wonder if this past Sunday was his last game in a Rams uniform. With that in mind, should he become available, the Steelers should sprint to acquire him.

This is much different than going after a Russell Wilson or Aaron Rodgers. Stafford’s play hasn’t shown any signs of falling off, and he’s coming off another very good year, finishing 11th in success rate and with a passer rating north of 93. Even though Stafford will be 37 when the 2025 season kicks off, he is still one of the 10-12 best quarterbacks in football. Bringing him in, and getting real weapons to put around him would make the Steelers instantly better.