If the Los Angeles Rams manage to win on Sunday, Stafford will have beaten 31 of the NFL’s 32 teams. According to PFT, only four quarterbacks have beaten all 32 current franchises in the league, and they’re four quarterbacks you’d expect to be on the list: Peyton Manning, Brett Favre, Tom Brady and Drew Brees.

In the 14-9 Sunday night Rams victory against the Houston Texans, Stafford joined an elite company of legendary quarterbacks by becoming the 10th QB ever to pass 60,000 passing yards. By doing so, Stafford now sits behind Hall of Famer Dan Marino’s record of 61,361 passing yards.

The Los Angeles Rams' season opener win against the Houston Texans wasn't always pretty, but a win is a win. Especially in a division where the majority of the

Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford dealt with a serious back injury this offseason, but he's not trying to protect himself in 2025.

Even after missing nearly a month of training camp and sitting out the preseason, Matthew Stafford showed off old tricks and new tricks in the Rams' season opener.

To be fair, the Rams did add wide receiver Davante Adams during the offseason, and a wide receiver tandem of Adams and Puka Nacua definitely sounds impressive. But if Stafford isn't able to stay healthy, LA's improved receiving corps won't matter much.

In NFL Week 1, many player stacks netted fantasy-winning outputs. This came in the form of Justin Herbert/Quentin Johnston, Justin Fields/Garrett Wilson, Daniel Jones/Michael Pittman Jr, and Josh Allen/Keon Coleman.

A North Carolina driver faces serious charges after crashing a truck into a North Stafford residence and attempting to drive away while intoxicated, according to police.

As basically a lifelong Los Angeles Rams fan (St. Louis too), Brady the player can fill me with a combination of emotions because he defeated the Rams in two Super Bowls, but as an analyst/commenter, he’s fun, he’s insightful, it’s Tom Brady. So, if you want, check out the clip and enjoy the video!