Overview
- Through 11 games, Stafford leads the NFL with 30 touchdown passes against two interceptions and a 113.7 rating, guiding the 9-2 Rams to the NFC’s No. 1 seed.
- He has thrown 27 touchdowns since his last interception in Week 3 and set marks for prolonged turnover-free production, including an ongoing eight-game run with 20-plus TDs and zero picks.
- Pass protection has been pivotal with only 15 sacks allowed all season and just four over the past four games, including a 273-yard, three-TD performance in a 34-7 Week 12 win at Tampa Bay.
- AP projections place Stafford on pace for 4,374 passing yards, 46 touchdowns and three interceptions, which would rank among the best single-season quarterback campaigns.
- Coach Sean McVay lauded Stafford’s command and leadership, and ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith argued that a second Super Bowl this season would elevate him into all-time great territory.