Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford (9) reacts after a touchdown against the Las Vegas Raiders at Allegiant Stadium.
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Los Angeles Rams star quarterback Matthew Stafford has added another achievement to his resume. In the first half of Sunday's game against the Las Vegas Raiders at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Stafford turned heads anew with a solid first half, passing for 148 yards and three touchdowns with zero interceptions on 17-of-19 pass completions before halftime.
Stafford's big first half saw him become the all-time passing touchdowns leader for the Rams franchise, thus making him the owner of the same statistical record for two different franchises.
“Matthew Stafford is now the all-time leader in passing TDs in both #Lions history (282) and #Rams history (155 and counting). He's the first player ever to hold the career TD-pass record for 2 franchises,” Ari Meirov of The 33rd Team shared via a social media post on X, formerly Twitter.
Stafford is in his sixth season with the Rams, and he's coming off an MVP campaign in 2025. He hasn't carried exactly that great form into 2026, but it's not too late for him and the Rams to turn things around.
Los Angeles started the season with a loss in Australia to the San Francisco 29ers before picking up a win at home in Week 2 versus the New York Giants. Los Angeles, however, has lost three of four games since, and entered the Las Vegas game on a two-game losing skid and with just a 2-4 record.
The 38-year-old Stafford threw for 1,794 passing yards and 11 touchdowns against six interceptions on a 65.9 percent completion rate through the first six weeks of the 2026 season.