Matthew Stafford Ascends to Sixth All-Time in NFL Touchdown Passes
Matthew Stafford of the Los Angeles Rams surpassed Philip Rivers on the all-time NFL touchdown list during the Rams' 28-6 victory against the New York Giants. Stafford's 426th career touchdown pass in the game placed him sixth all-time in league…
Tulsa, OK, September 22, 2026 —
Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford achieved a significant milestone during his team’s recent victory over the New York Giants. Stafford threw his 426th career touchdown pass in the Rams’ 28-6 win, officially surpassing Philip Rivers on the all-time NFL touchdown list.
This touchdown pass places Stafford in sole possession of sixth place in league history for the most touchdown passes thrown. The record-breaking pass occurred during the game on Sunday, which saw the Rams secure a decisive win against the Giants. The final score of 28-6 highlighted a strong performance from the Rams’ offense.
Rivers, who previously held the sixth spot, concluded his career with 425 touchdown passes. Stafford’s achievement marks a notable point in his ongoing NFL career. The specific details regarding the timing of the record-breaking pass within the game were not provided.
Stafford’s career includes time with both the Detroit Lions and the Los Angeles Rams. He was originally drafted first overall in the 2009 NFL Draft. His touchdown total continues to climb as his career progresses. The article does not specify the opposing team for the game in which Philip Rivers set his final touchdown total.
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