Matthew Stafford's wife Kelly Stafford reflects on golfer Scottie Scheffler's deep take on winning ahead of NFL Season
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Meanwhile, a poignant perspective from World No. 1 golfer Scottie Scheffler caught the attention of Stafford's wife, Kelly, who shared his comments about life and winning — drawing a deeper connection between elite athletes who value more than just trophies. As Stafford eyes another postseason run, Kelly Stafford used the offseason to reflect on family, gratitude and a grounded message from the golf world that hit home.
Scottie Scheffler's words strike a chord with Kelly Stafford | What did he say?
During a press conference at The Open Championship, PGA Tour star Scottie Scheffler offered a heartfelt take on the fleeting nature of sports victories and the importance of keeping life in perspective. "It feels like you work your whole life to celebrate winning a tournament for like a few minutes," Scheffler said, as quoted by a news platform. "It only lasts a few minutes, that kind of euphoric feeling. ... You win it, you celebrate, get to hug my family, my sister's there, it's such an amazing moment.
Then it's like, okay, what are we going to eat for dinner? Life goes on."
What Kelly Stafford wrote about Scottie Scheffler's quote
Kelly Stafford, Matthew Stafford's wife, saw the quote and shared it on Instagram. She liked how Scottie Scheffler thinks about life and said that athletes from their hometown, Highland Park, Texas — like Scheffler, Clayton Kershaw, and her husband — really understand what matters in life. 'Something in the water in Highland Park ... not to become pro athletes, but to become men who just fully get what life is about.
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@scottiescheffler @claytonkershaw @matthewstafford,' she wrote.
Matthew Stafford and Kelly Stafford spend quality time head of former's training camp
As NFL training starts, players are getting ready for football again. But before that, Kelly Stafford spent time making memories with her family. She posted a sweet video on Instagram showing trips, fun days, and moments with Matthew and their kids. She wrote a message about enjoying the time they have now. "Am always grateful for an offseason with you, while always looking forward to another football season.
Soon these seasons won't exist, so not taking any of it for granted.
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FAQs
Q: What did Kelly Stafford say about Scottie Scheffler's comments?
A: Kelly Stafford praised Scottie Scheffler's life perspective, calling attention to the values shared by Highland Park athletes like her husband, Scheffler, and Clayton Kershaw.
Q: How did Matthew Stafford spend his NFL offseason?
A: He spent quality time with his family, which Kelly Stafford highlighted in a heartfelt Instagram video capturing their vacations and events.
Q: When does the Los Angeles Rams' 2025 season start?
A: The Rams will open their NFL season on September 8 against the Houston Texans.
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