Sure, Matthew Stafford and the Los Angeles Rams have already won a Super Bowl together. They did it the first year he was with the team, which was dramatic and thrilling for Rams fans. But, one win isn't enough. Why have just one when you can have two?
The Rams and Stafford certainly want to win another Super Bowl this season. That's why they've moved mountains and done big things like trade for Myles Garrett. But, time is running out, so it's now or never, at least when it comes to the immediate future of this team.
The reality of the situation is that the Rams' time to win a Super Bowl may be coming to an end soon, at least in this era of the team.
Los Angeles Rams' Super Bowl window may be over after this year, for now, at least
Aaron Schatz at ESPN unleashed a feature on Sunday naming a handful of NFL teams who will have a good chance to win a Super Bowl this year but then a more difficult shot in 2027.
The Rams obviously made the cut. It's easy to see why: Stafford may retire after this season. It also has to do with how the team has traded away top picks for immediate talent, in general.
"The Rams are the most obvious all-in team in the NFL this season after their blockbuster offseason moves, like trading for Myles Garrett and pulling Aaron Donald out of retirement," he says in the piece.
The Rams are going all-in this season. They have Stafford, Garrett and Donald. They've also traded away valuable draft picks to add talent, making it harder to build for the future. With an aging roster and several young stars nearing new contracts, the Rams are focused on winning a championship right now. Not next year.

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