Matthew Stafford enjoyed some relaxation with his gorgeous wife, Kelly Stafford, while in Cabo San Lucas.
The wife of the Los Angeles Rams quarterback and the mother of four looked stunning on their offseason trip.
Stafford took to Instagram this week and shared highlights from the couple’s recent vacation to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.
The Staffords dealt with the Los Angeles wildfires and all the devastation in the area, and now they have a chance to get away from it all.
After all that, the couple headed to Mexico for some fun and sun, where Kelly Stafford stripped down to her best swimsuits.
In one picture, a wet Kelly could be seen walking with a bikini-clad friend as they both showed off their toned bodies.
A second picture showed Kelly in a neon-colored swimsuit and showing off her backside as she and the same friend were looking out to the water.
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The final bikini picture had Kelly Stafford and two friends lounging around on the boat.
Kelly Stafford Speaks On Matthew Stafford Trade Rumors
Matthew Stafford’s future in Los Angeles reportedly remains uncertain.
Stafford’s future in Los Angeles is uncertain, with the veteran carrying a team-high $49.6 million cap hit for next season.
During a media appearance this week, NFL insider Albert Breer floated the idea of a potential trade for Stafford.
“No one’s talking about the Matthew Stafford thing. I don’t understand it,” Breer said. “I don’t understand why nobody’s talking about the idea that Stafford could be available, and if you’re another team, you’re probably calling the Rams.”
During her podcast episode this week, Kelly Stafford didn’t hold back her opinion of the Rams trading away wide receiver Cooper Kupp and the potential of a trade involving the Super Bowl champion quarterback.
“I didn’t plan on discussing this, but hell, why not?” she started. “My husband wants to win. He’s not trying to put a team in a bad situation. If you’re catching my drift, you’re catching my drift. I will say the trading away of Cooper…I guess I’m just a little confused because we were one play from the NFC championship game and I think if we go, we win.”
The Rams can save $27 million by trading Stafford after June 1, or $23 million as a post-June 1 cut.
He played in 16 games during the regular season without a major injury last season.
