D-mac breaks down the latest Matthew Stafford trade rumors including a report where Tom Brady hosted Matthew Stafford at his home in Montana

Tom Brady's agent has denied reports that the Las Vegas Raiders minority owner hosted Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford at his Montana home in an effort to get the star to join his franchise this offseason.

The Las Vegas Raiders were ready to make a nine-figure commitment to quarterback Matthew Stafford, a new report reveals. Stafford had gotten permission from the Los Angeles Rams to seek a trade, with the Raiders quickly emerging as a frontrunner.

Tom Brady went to work as a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders this week, speaking with Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford about a potential trade. The two reportedly met in Montana, with several reports suggesting the meeting was an "accident" and others claiming Brady hosted the

The Tom Brady-Matthew Stafford situation took on a life of its own on Wednesday. After reports emerged that Brady had been in contact with the Los Angeles Rams

The controversy over alleged tampering violations involving Las Vegas Raiders minority owner Tom Brady and Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford rages on after conflicting accounts and denials from Brady’s camp.

The Matthew Stafford trade sweepstakes are unofficially underway, and one NFL team has a future Hall of Famer trying to recruit the Los Angeles Rams quarterback. Recently reported as a suitor for Stafford,

There has been plenty of drama lately surrounding the Las Vegas Raiders and their minority owner, Tom Brady. And let's just say you may want to steer clear of any Starbucks coffee shops right now. The rumors of Matthew Stafford,

Matthew Stafford has decided to remain with the Los Angeles Rams after the quarterback was given permission to speak to other teams, with the Las Vegas Raiders heavily interested in signing the Super

Brady and Las Vegas are pivoting after their top quarterback target, Stafford, restructured his contract with the Rams

On Thursday, news broke that the NFL has "no issue" with Stafford and Brady talking because the Rams had given the veteran quarterback permission to seek a trade. That means he can discuss a potential deal with other teams, leaving the Raiders free from a tampering charge.