Matthew Stafford makes NFL history with two teams after Rams' loss

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Last updated Oct 13, 2026

Matthew Stafford makes NFL history with two teams after Rams' loss
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Matthew Stafford threw three touchdown passes for the Los Angeles Rams in a 37-34 overtime loss to the Buffalo Bills. This performance marked Stafford as the first quarterback in NFL history to throw 150 or more touchdowns with two different teams, adding to the 282 he threw during his tenure with the Detroit Lions. With a total of 432 career touchdown passes, Stafford ranks sixth all-time on the NFL leaderboard. Currently, he is under contract with the Rams through 2028, raising questions about his potential to close the gap with those ahead of him in touchdown passes.

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  • •Stafford threw three TDs in Rams' 37-34 overtime loss.
  • •He becomes first QB with 150 TDs for two different teams.
  • •Stafford totaled 282 TDs with the Lions before joining the Rams.
  • •He currently has 432 career touchdown passes, ranking sixth all-time.
  • •Stafford's contract with the Rams extends through 2028.
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