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.

Los Angeles Rams star Matthew Stafford received lofty praise from Las Vegas Raiders minority owner Tom Brady, who also had a legendary (even for an eventual Hall of Famer) career at the quarterback position. Brady and Stafford have an interesting history on the field, and they share a mutual respect.

Matthew Stafford came out strong in the Week 1 opener against the Texans on Sunday at Sofi Stadium and feels great after taking some hits.

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

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.

Head coach Sean McVay, quarterback Matthew Stafford and wide receiver Davante Adams spoke with local media ahead of Week 2.

Matthew Stafford didn't have tremendous production but did enough to pull off the win for the Los Angeles Rams.

Stafford, 37, becomes the 10th player to reach 60,000 career passing yards, and he’s got plenty of time to move further up the list.

It’s time for you to motivate the Los Angeles Rams. It can be venting your frustrations with a certain player, like Colby Parkinson, or a coach, like Sean McVay. It can be trying to hype up Matthew Stafford,