Stafford's 2024 closely resembled his previous year, though he fell from QB15 to QB19 in fantasy. His on-target percentage was basically the same (72.0), and his average target depth (7.7 yards) was exactly the same. His YPA dropped only slightly (from 7.6 to 7.3), though he threw four fewer TDs in one extra game. He also curtailed an early season penchant for interceptions, going from 9:7 TD:INT in the first nine games to 11:1 over his last seven. This is pretty much what Stafford is now. He's fine as a second quarterback in two-QB leagues but doesn't threaten to do anything more. The Rams released WR Cooper Kupp but signed Davante Adams, which perhaps will help Stafford's efficiency, and Puka Nacua is a strong No. 1 target. Sean McVay is still around to call plays, and while he remains among the best in the league at it, he's put more emphasis on the Kyren Williams-led rushing attack and less emphasis on Stafford's arm the past couple years. Health has long been an issue for Stafford, even more so now at age 37, and he doesn't add rushing stats even when he's at full strength.
