Stafford Reaches 150 Touchdowns With the Rams, a Marker That Sharpens the Clock

Matthew Stafford has now thrown 150 touchdown passes as a Ram, a milestone that places him among the rare quarterbacks to reach that threshold with two different franchises. He spent more than a decade building his first such total in Detroit before arriving in Los Angeles, and the Rams wasted little time putting that arm to use — a Super Bowl title followed in his first season.

The 2025 campaign was the clearest illustration yet of what Stafford can still do. He finished with 5,643 passing yards and 52 touchdowns against just 9 interceptions across 20 games, a season that earned him NFL MVP honors. The supporting cast held up its end: Puka Nacua posted 2,047 receiving yards and 12 touchdowns, Davante Adams added 15 more scores, and Kyren Williams contributed another 12 on the ground. The offense was not the problem.

The milestone is worth noting precisely because of what surrounds it. Stafford is 38 years old. Myles Garrett is on injured reserve. The close-game record last season was 4-9 in games decided by a possession. The Rams have the quarterback and the weapons to win a championship — the question that has followed this team all year is whether the rest of the roster can hold together long enough to give him that chance.