Does Matthew Stafford Have a Son? [2023 Update]

Los Angeles Rams player Matthew Stafford has four beautiful daughters. However, have you ever wondered why he gave his daughters names that are generally referred to as masculine? Nobody knows the answer exactly, but it is thought-provoking.

Stafford is one of the best contemporary quarterbacks in the NFL, and a lot has been said about his playing career in the media.

The American professional football player with a whopping net worth of $80 million as of 2023 is quite liberal and believes that men and women must be treated equally.

Not only that, he actively participates in events other than sports, including being vocal against police brutality and racism, among many others.

In this article, we will talk about his daughters, his wife, and particularly everything about his family. Please stick with us till the end for more information.

Let’s begin the discussion with some quick facts about Matthew’s children. 

Matthew Stafford Children | Quick Facts

Eldest Daughters Chandler & Sawyer Stafford (Twins)
Date of Birth March 28, 2017
Age 6 Years Old 
Birth Place United States 
Nationality American
Religion Christianity 
Hair Color Light Brown
Eye Color Blue
Middle Child Hunter Hope Stafford
Date of Birth August 16, 2018
Birthplace  United States
Age  5 Years Old
Hair Color  Light Brown
Eye Color Blue
Youngest Daughter Tyler Hall Stafford
Date of Birth June 26, 2020
Place of Birth United States
Age  3 Years Old 
Hair Color Light Brown
Eye Color Greenish Blue
Father’s Name Matthew Stafford
Mother’s Name Kelly Hall Stafford
Father’s Profession NFL player
Mother’s Profession Social Media Influencer, Former Cheerleader, Entrepreneur
Father’s Social Media Instagram, Twitter
Mother’s Social Media  Instagram
Matthew Stafford Merch Bobblehead, Autographed Football Helmet
Last Update November, 2023

Matthew Stafford Son | Parents

Matthew Stafford, Father

One of the most feared NFL quarterbacks, Matthew Stafford, was born on February 7, 1998, to his parents, John and Margaret Stafford.

Although born in Tampa, Florida, Matthew and his family stayed for some years in Georgia during his early childhood before settling down in Dallas, Texas.

He attended Highland Park High School in Dallas, where he played football and baseball with the future MLB star Clayton Kershaw. However, his entire focus shifted to football at the end of high school as he kept improving for good.

Eventually, Matthew graduated high school as one of the best quarterbacks in the country in 2006.

After enrolling in the University of Georgia in 2006, Stafford became the first true freshman quarterback for the Bulldogs for the first time after Quincey Carter in 1998.

His entire college season with the Bulldogs was a massive success. He received several honors, including First-team All-American and Second-team All-SEC, for his incredible performance in the 2008 season.

Proving the initial predictions correct, Matthew got into the NFL as the 2009 NFL draft’s 1st overall pick. Following his selection, he became the first rookie quarterback to start in the first week since Greg Landry in 1968.

He played for over a decade for the Lions until 2021. Within this period, he won several awards and accolades, including the NFL comeback player of the year, and made many records.

In 2021, the club traded Matthew to the L.A. Rams, with whom he won the Super Bowl in 2022. 

Kelly Hall Stafford, Mother

Kelly Hall was born on August 2, 1989, to her parents, Jay and Leslie Hall as the youngest daughter in the family. Before her, her two siblings, Jennifer and Chandler “Chad” Hall, were born.

She grew up in Georgia. Her mother, Leslie, graduated from the University of Georgia and worked as a health and physical education teacher at Holcomb Bridge Middle School and North Springs High School.

Kelly’s dad, the Jay, also attended the same University as his mother.

Her brother, Chad, had a brief career in the NFL from 2010 to 2014. He had short stints with several clubs like Philadelphia Eagles, San Francisco 49ers, Kansas City Chiefs, and Jacksonville Jaguars before becoming a coach for the Buffalo Bills in 2017.

Robert Thorne

Robert Thorne

Automotive & Future Transportation Editor

Robert Thorne covers electric vehicle innovations, autonomous driving systems, global mobility trends, and automotive engineering developments.

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