With Stafford now possibly available in a trade, several teams have already shown some interest in the Rams quarterback. The Steelers, Browns, Raiders and Giants are among the tea

According to Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer, the New York Giants, Cleveland Browns, Pittsburgh Steelers and Las Vegas Raiders have all expressed a desire to acquire Stafford.

The Los Angeles Rams are coming off another solid season. They won the NFC West with a 10-7 record, came one play away from hosting an NFC Championship game and found the eventual NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year in Jared Verse.

The Pittsburgh Steelers could pursue Matthew Stafford, and it has been reported the team made a call, but general manager Omar Khan is not biting on the rumors. When asked if the Steelers would be interested in Stafford,

Pittsburgh Steelers general manager Omar Khan is turning heads with his answer about quarterback Matthew Stafford at the NFL combine.

The discussion about the Steelers acquiring Matthew Stafford from the Los Angeles Rams seems like empty, pointless conversation. The media is obligated to link the Steelers to every quarterback who’s available.

Matthew Stafford wants to be paid an arm and a leg this offseason. The Rams’ quarterback is reportedly seeking a new contract worth $50 million per year, according to NFL Network’s Peter Schrager. “[The Rams and Stafford] have a fine relationship,

The Pittsburgh Steelers never seemed truly in on Matthew Stafford, but it was not because they did not want him. According to Benjamin Allbright of IHeartRadio in Denver, Stafford did not want to go to the Steelers.

Unless Stafford reverses course regarding his apparent hopes for a new deal, that would seem to rule out the Steelers as legitimate suitors, given the Rams quarterback is reported

The Pittsburgh Steelers are reportedly among several teams interested in trading for Rams QB Matthew Stafford, but the cost may be steep.