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With the NFC Championship just days away, Matthew Stafford’s wife, Kelly, is voicing her annoyance with how the NFL handles postseason ticket access.
The Los Angeles Rams secured their spot in the conference title game after edging the Chicago Bears in an overtime thriller last weekend. Stafford led the decisive drive despite battling freezing temperatures and an unfriendly environment at Soldier Field.
Following the win, Kelly Stafford shared several photos from the game on Instagram, joking about the emotional toll of playoff football. “Does anyone else feel like these games are cutting years off your life?” she wrote.
The Rams now turn their attention to a high-stakes matchup against the Seattle Seahawks. The two teams split their regular-season meetings, with each winning on its home turf.
As the playoffs continue, Kelly Stafford revealed another source of frustration. In a post on her Instagram Story earlier this week, she criticized the league’s ticketing process, particularly the requirement to download the host team’s app to access game tickets.
“Having to download a different team’s app just to get into the stadium is starting to feel ridiculous,” she shared.
Since the NFC Championship will be held at Seattle’s Lumen Field, the Stafford family will once again need to rely on the opposing team’s app to attend the game.
Meanwhile, questions are beginning to surface about Stafford’s future. The veteran quarterback is coming off one of the best seasons of his career, finishing the regular season with 4,707 passing yards and a personal-best 46 touchdown throws. He’s widely viewed as the frontrunner for league MVP, with the award set to be announced in the coming weeks.
Speculation intensified after ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky discussed the possibility of Stafford stepping away from the game if the Rams go on to win the Super Bowl. Speaking on Thursday’s episode of Get Up, Orlovsky emphasized that he has no inside information but suggested that a championship victory could make retirement an appealing, storybook ending for Stafford and his family.
