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Stafford's three touchdowns in the first half officially made him the all-time passing touchdown leader for the Rams franchise. His 156 touchdown passes surpassed Roman Gabriel, who played 11 years with the Rams from 1962-1972. Matthew Stafford is the FIRST quarterback in NFL history to hold the all-time passing touchdown record for TWO different franchise!
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Stafford threw three touchdowns in the first half of Week 7 against the Raiders, officially making him the Rams' all-time passing touchdown leader with 156 TDs, surpassing Roman Gabriel's previous franchise record of 155. Stafford is now the first quarterback in NFL history to hold the all-time passing touchdown record for two different franchises: Detroit Lions (282) and Los Angeles Rams (155).

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