Stafford is set to turn 37 on Feb. 7, just two days before Super Bowl 59. As of now, he's the second-oldest starting quarterback in the NFL, behind only Aaron Rodgers, who is currently 41. Given his age, a retirement announcement could come at any time.

As he did last year, Matthew Stafford will wrap up the regular season on the sidelines. Sean McVay announced on Wednesday that the Los Angeles Rams will rest Stafford in Sunday’s finale against the Seattle Seahawks, giving him a break before the postseason starts.

Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford acknowledged the team played Monday night with a lot on their minds, including the Los Angeles wildfires.