The Los Angeles Rams pulled quarterback Matthew Stafford from the Week 14 game against the Arizona Cardinals early. Here's why.

Matthew Stafford's injury status continues to be the one of the most watched storylines at Los Angles Rams' training camp. Stafford is in the final stages of his recovery from an offseason procedure to repair an elbow injury he dealt with throughout the ...

A banged up Lions secondary faces a major challenge against Matthew Stafford and the Rams in a pivotal Week 15 matchup.

With Stafford close to overtaking Rivers on the list (and Rivers not far behind another legendary quarterback), we could see some movement this year.

And then Puka Nacua got injured. Nacua caught a pass from Matthew Stafford, and he was trying to gain extra yardage. As he was brought down, Nacua's left leg got caught in an awkward position underneath him. It wasn't clear which part of his leg was hurt, but it didn't look great.

Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford continues to shine this year, and on Sunday, he moved further up the franchise list of passing leaders.

Matthew Stafford and the Los Angeles Rams blew out the Arizona Cardinals in Week 14, 45-17. The Rams got back to winning ways after their 31-28 loss to the Carolina Panthers the previous week. L.A. improved to 10-3 after taking down the Cardinals as they maintained their spot as the No. 1 seed in the NFC.

Lions defensive coordinator Kelvin Sheppard shared advice for stopping Matthew Stafford and challenged safety Avonte Maddox.