The 2025 NFL offseason isn't over, but it's already produced a plethora of big-name storylines: Aaron Rodgers trying to save the Pittsburgh Steelers, George Pickens landing with the Dallas Cowboys, a bunch of high-profile pass rushers seeking new contracts during minicamp, and so much more.

Aaron Rodgers was seriously considered as a backup plan for the Los Angeles Rams had Matthew Stafford moved on. Head coach Sean McVay recently confirmed the team's interest, shedding new light on Rodgers' decision-making process before ultimately signing with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

The Los Angeles Rams were saved from an offseason dilemma when quarterback Matthew Stafford quickly agreed to a restructured contract to remain with the team, but it sounds like they had a backup plan in mind if he chose not to return.