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Rams QB Matthew Stafford Looks to Continue Clean and Clutch Play Coming Off Bye Week
Stafford has completed 66.1% of passes with 17 touchdowns and two interceptions, maintaining durability through daily injury management this NFL season, coach Sean McVay said.
- Matthew Stafford, the Los Angeles Rams quarterback, has completed 66.1% of his passes for 1,866 yards and, despite 91 pressures and 11 sacks, has not missed a practice or left a game.
- Stafford entered training camp in July with an aggravated disc and couldn't practice until three weeks before the opener, managing the issue through daily maintenance and improved pass protection.
- During a recent stretch, Stafford threw 12 touchdowns, including five in a 35-7 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars, and was not sacked in Wembley Stadium.
- The Rams return from their bye week to host the New Orleans Saints on Sunday, and head coach Sean McVay expects Puka Nacua and Rob Havenstein to play while Tutu Atwell was placed on injured reserve Monday.
- Over his career, Los Angeles has made the playoffs in three of Stafford's first four seasons, and he started at least 15 games each year while matching his longest interception-free streak.
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Rams QB Matthew Stafford looks to continue clean and clutch play coming off bye week
Matthew Stafford will try to go without throwing an interception for the fifth straight game when the Los Angeles Rams return from a bye week to host the New Orleans Saints on Sunday.
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OC RegisterRams QB Matthew Stafford’s back holding up after 7 games
LOS ANGELES — Matthew Stafford was among the 52,654 packed into Dodger Stadium on Monday for the 18-inning epic that was Game 3. But with an unavoidable engagement in the morning, the Rams quarterback left in the 10th inning. Ate dinner, drove home, got into his pajamas, laid down in bed and Freddie Freeman had still yet to hit his walkoff home run."I gave it my best effort," Stafford said, "but I knew I was going to have to get up and get some …
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