The Los Angeles Rams and veteran quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo have agreed on a new one-year deal with a base value of $4.505 million guaranteed and an additional $9 million in potential incentives. He could end up earning as much as $13.505 million.

Garoppolo mentioned the team's "core players" as big reasons for his return, as well as general manager Les Snead and head coach Sean McVay. Garoppolo didn't specify which players he meant, but he said that they were welcoming, hardworking and meshed well with the veteran quarterback in his first season with the Rams.

Jimmy Garoppolo says the decision to stay with the Rams as Matthew Stafford's backup wasn't a difficult one to make.

The Los Angeles Rams will have their top two quarterbacks back for 2025. The Rams are re-signing veteran Jimmy Garoppolo to a one-year contract, NFL Network Insiders Mike Garafolo reported on Monday.

The quarterback, who had offers from other teams, says ‘it’s more about the situation than the opportunity’ as he prepares to back up Matthew Stafford again

Quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo is staying with the Los Angeles Rams for another season after joining the team in 2024 following a failed stint with the Las Vegas Raiders. In his video conference with the media in the wake of his re-signing in Los Angeles,

Garoppolo discussed his decision to re-sign with the Rams as a backup despite potential opportunities to compete for a starting job elsewhere and seemingly took a shot at one of his former employers in the process.