Matthew Stafford surpassed Roman Gabriel with his 155th Rams touchdown pass, becoming the first QB in NFL history to lead two franchises in passing TDs.
Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford made NFL history on Sunday against the Las Vegas Raiders by becoming the first quarterback to hold the career passing touchdown record for two different franchises. Stafford threw an 11-yard touchdown pass to Puka Nacua in the second quarter to reach 155 touchdown passes with the Rams, surpassing Roman Gabriel's previous franchise mark.
Stafford, who also holds the Detroit Lions' franchise record with 282 touchdown passes, eclipsed Gabriel's total in just 81 games compared to Gabriel's 130. Earlier in the first half, Stafford connected with tight end Davis Allen on two touchdown passes, helping the Rams build momentum in a vital game.
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