Can you believe Stafford has hit the top spot again?
His 11‑yard strike to Puka Nacua in the second quarter pushed him past the Rams’ all‑time touchdown pass mark.
He also remains Detroit’s franchise leader, tallying 282 scores in 165 outings.
Los Angeles now commands a 21‑3 lead over the Raiders at halftime.
In my view, this dual‑franchise milestone cements his legacy.
Sunday saw him overtake Roman Gabriel, who held the previous benchmark of 154 touchdowns from 1962‑1972.
Stafford’s total sits at 155 touchdowns in just 81 games, after two scores to Davis Allen and the Nacua connection.
He’s 15‑of‑17 for 126 yards with three first‑half touchdowns; will his pace keep shattering records as the season unfolds?