Matthew Stafford just made NFL history against the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday, October 25, 2026, and you need to hear about this. The man became the Los Angeles Rams’ all-time leader in passing touchdowns, hitting 155 in a Rams uniform and pushing past Roman Gabriel’s 154. But get this: Stafford is now the *only* quarterback in the entire league to lead two different franchises in passing scores, also holding the record for the Detroit Lions with 282 career touchdown passes there. That’s not just breaking a record; that’s rewriting the history books with a permanent marker.
Rams’ MVP Sets an Unbelievable Mark
We’re talking about a reigning MVP who constantly shatters expectations. Stafford threw three touchdowns against the Raiders at Allegiant Stadium to clinch this double-franchise record. It’s one thing to be the top dog for your current squad, but to have done it for another team, too? That’s legendary stuff. Rams PR confirmed it, “Matthew Stafford is the first quarterback in NFL history to lead two different franchises in passing touchdowns.” Rams legend Jim Everett even jumped on X to say, “Congratulations Matthew; ALL TIME PASSING TD LEADER!” You know it’s big when the OGs are chiming in. Stafford gets to enjoy both the record-setting performance and, even better, a big win for his team. The best of both worlds, right?
Rams’ Ground Game Unleashed and Injury Concerns
Beyond Stafford’s heroics, the Rams’ ground game was absolutely buzzing. Kyren Williams and Blake Corum went off, both rushing for over 90 yards and a touchdown in the same game. Corum led with 17 carries for 93 yards and a score, while Williams wasn’t far behind with 16 carries for 99 yards and a TD. That’s a serious one-two punch we haven’t seen much of lately, pulling off a feat that was last done in a playoff game back in 2019 with Todd Gurley and C.J. Anderson. On the injury front, star receiver Puka Nacua addressed concerns about his calf, saying he “just planted, and just felt something in my lower calf” while trying to run and decelerate. Good news is his MRI didn’t show anything significant, even though he’s still unsure which specific muscle was affected. He’s mentally preparing to let those worries go and keep playing.
The Rams are looking to keep this momentum rolling as they gear up for Week 8, aiming for another win. And back here in the Emerald City, we can celebrate our own victories: our Seahawks absolutely handled the Kansas City Chiefs, taking a solid 20-3 win at Lumen. Go Hawks!
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Originally reported by Turf Show Times.
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