After Matthew Stafford propelled the Los Angeles Rams to victory in Super Bowl 56, the narrative around him has changed. From being widely criticized for his inability to win playoff games with the Detroit Lions, all the discussions now are about his place in the Hall of Fame.

With his sensational display for the Rams en route to the Super Bowl title, many believe that Stafford has cemented his place as a first ballot Hall of Famer. While some argue otherwise, Stafford's wife, Kelly, doesn't want to take part in the conversation.

In fact, Kelly doesn't like the conversation at all and asked everyone to stop the Hall of Fame talks for now. After all, the 34-year-old Rams QB is far from done in his career and is more than determined to prove his detractors wrong.

“Can y'all just let him enjoy this?! It went from Matthew can’t win, to Matthew can’t win against winning teams, to Matthew can’t win big games, to Matthew can’t win playoff games, to Matthew can’t win it all…” Kelly wrote on Instagram.

“And now…the debate on the HOF? We shouldn’t be talking about the HOF because he isn’t done playing this game. If you don’t believe he is a HOFer…I can’t wait for him to prove you wrong in his remaining years!”

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Matthew Stafford's wife has been with her husband throughout all those struggles and criticisms during their time with the Detroit Lions, and she has definitely seen how the narrative has transformed during their first year with the Los Angeles Rams.

And to be fair, Kelly Stafford has every right to call out those starting the Hall of Fame conversations. She made a great point emphasizing that Stafford is far from calling it a career, so those who don't think he is already a first-ballot Hall of Famer is speaking too prematurely.

Additionally, Stafford deserves all the respect he is getting right now. He has proven that he is the ultimate competitor who can show up in big games and win, and whatever his haters say about him, they can never take away the championship that he got with the Rams.