Matthew Stafford delivered his 155th touchdown pass for the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday to become the all-time leader in franchise history.
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Stafford took the club record from Roman Gabriel, who played for the Rams from 1962-72.
The Rams entered play against the Las Vegas Raiders with Stafford two touchdown passes behind Gabriel. He threw a pair of scores to Davis Allen before hitting Puka Nacua with the record-breaker - all in the first half.
Stafford joined the Rams in 2021 after 12 campaigns with the Detroit Lions. He steered the Rams to a championship in Super Bowl LVI and has only missed the playoffs once in L.A.
Stafford holds the same record with the Lions, for whom he threw 282 touchdowns. He's the first player in the Super Bowl era to lead two franchises in touchdown passes.








