Matthew Stafford breaks Rams franchise record for touchdown passes

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Ramirez, W. (2026, October 25). Matthew Stafford breaks Rams franchise record for touchdown passes. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/matthew-stafford-breaks-rams-franchise-record-for-touchdown-passes/article_e30a3408-af15-5564-8805-9df5c7a02331.html

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Toronto Star · collected 2026-10-25 · by W.g. Ramirez

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Matthew Stafford broke the Los Angeles Rams' franchise record for touchdown passes during a game against the Las Vegas Raiders, throwing his 155th touchdown pass as a Ram to Puka Nacua in the second quarter. This marks Stafford's third touchdown of the first half and follows his league-leading 46 touchdown passes last season which earned him his first MVP award. With this achievement, he now stands sixth on the NFL career list for touchdown passes.
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Story summary

On Sunday, Matthew Stafford broke the Los Angeles Rams' franchise record for touchdown passes when he threw his 155th career TD to Puka Nacua against the Las Vegas Raiders. This 11-yard strike in the second quarter made him the first quarterback in NFL history to hold the passing touchdown record for two different franchises: the Rams and the Detroit Lions, where he previously had 282 touchdown passes over 165 games. Stafford, an 18-year veteran, won his first MVP award last season after throwing a league-leading 46 touchdown passes, solidifying his status as one of the game's top quarterbacks.

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📰 Matthew Stafford Breaks Record
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“Both articles describe Matthew Stafford breaking the Rams' franchise record for touchdown passes with an 11-yard pass to Puka Nacua against the Las Vegas Raiders on the same date.”
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W.g. Ramirez
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Detroit LAS VEGAS NFL the Las Vegas Raiders the Los Angeles Rams

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NFL ORG · 2× Detroit GPE · 1× LAS VEGAS GPE · 1× Los Angeles GPE · 1× Matthew Stafford PERSON · 1× Pittsburgh ORG · 1× Puka Nacua PERSON · 1× Stafford PERSON · 1× the Las Vegas Raiders ORG · 1× the Los Angeles Rams ORG · 1×

Narrative

Matthew Stafford added another milestone to his NFL career on Sunday, throwing his 155th touchdown pass for the Los Angeles Rams to break the franchise record.
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2026-10-25 · Toronto Star
Matthew Stafford breaks Rams franchise record for touchdown passes · assertive framing

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Matthew Stafford added another milestone to his NFL career on Sunday, throwing his 155th touchdown pass for the Los Angeles Rams to break the franchise record. asserted
Stafford → add → record
He broke the record with an 11-yard strike to Puka Nacua in the second quarter against the Las Vegas Raiders, his third TD toss of the first half. asserted
He → break → half
Stafford threw a league-leading and career-best 46 touchdown passes last season and won his first MVP award. asserted
Stafford → throw → award
The 18-year veteran had 282 TD passes in 12 seasons with Detroit before he was traded to Los Angeles. asserted
he → have → Angeles
He is sixth on the NFL career list for TD passes and trails only Pittsburgh’s Aaron Rodgers among active players. asserted
He → trail → players
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