Los Angeles Rams team manager Matthew Stafford joined the Elite Company in the first Game 17 NFL season.
Stafford exceeded 60,000 meters in the career with a 6 meter finishing to Puka Nacua in the fourth quarter of a 14-9 win on Sunday at Houston Texans and became 10. A player in the NFL history to achieve the game.
Stafford came in on Sunday and stood in a 59,809 process that started and needed 191 to hit 60k. Stafford is now in 60,054, after completing the game with 245 meters – close 24 who go to Nacua to win the victory in the final times.
Stafford Matt Ryan reached 60k in his 223 career and as close as possible to the fastest player to reach a turning point, according to NFL Research. Hall of Famer Drew Brees has a record (215 games).
Sitting directly ahead of Stafford on the list all the time is the Hall of Famer Dan Marino (61,361) and the 37 -year -old QB could also darkened Ryan (62,792) in the eighth game this season.