Matthew Stafford’s unprecedented feat makes Rams’ loss to Seahawks more painful

Matthew Stafford made unique NFL playoff history that will send fans in heartbreak following the Los Angeles Rams’ 31-27 loss to the Seattle Seahawks in the NFC Championship Game on Sunday night.

Stafford completed the 17th season of his career, his fifth with the Rams. He enjoyed one of the best campaigns to date throughout his time in the league, elevating the Rams’ offense to an elite status.

The veteran quarterback continued to dominate with his abilities in the NFC Championship Game. He completed 22 passes out of 35 attempts for 374 yards and three touchdowns while rushing twice for 16 yards. His efforts made exclusive history in the playoffs, per reporter Josh Dubow.

“Matthew Stafford is first QB ever to throw for 350+ yards, 3+ TDs, have 0 turnovers and lose a playoff start,” Dubow wrote.

How Matthew Stafford, Rams played against Seahawks

Matthew Stafford did everything he could to give the Rams a chance to get to Super Bowl 60. However, the Seahawks outlasted him and Los Angeles by a 31-27 score in the NFC Championship Game.

Both teams traded blows throughout the course of the game as the offenses went off. However, Los Angeles made more mistakes as Seattle took advantage and controlled the lead to secure its berth to Super Bowl 60.

Blake Corum and Kyren Williams were active in the run game, combining for 19 carries for 94 yards. Puka Nacua had a strong performance in the receiving attack, making nine catches for 165 yard and a touchdown. Davante Adams came next with four receptions for 89 yards and a touchdown. Meanwhile, Williams caught two passes for 22 yards and a touchdown.

The Rams will retool their roster in the upcoming NFL draft and free agency. With Stafford continuing to play at a high level, he will look to help the squad avenge their NFC Championship loss and assert their presence as serious contenders for Super Bowl 61.

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