Overview
- Bill Belichick lauded Stafford’s late-career growth as reminiscent of Tom Brady yet stopped short of placing him in Brady’s class.
- Stafford welcomed the respect and said he focuses on adapting as his body and the league evolve.
- Through eight games, Stafford leads the NFL with 21 touchdown passes against two interceptions in 274 attempts as Los Angeles stands 6-2.
- The veteran fired five touchdowns against Jacksonville in London and four versus New Orleans for nine over two games.
- Dan Orlovsky credited sharper mechanics within Sean McVay’s offense, while Raiders star Maxx Crosby voiced support for Stafford’s MVP case.