Matthew Stafford looks to extend record streak of TD passes without an interception

Matthew Stafford, the 37-year-old quarterback for the Los Angeles Rams, is experiencing a career-best season, significantly contributing to the team's 9-2 record and contention for the NFC's No. 1 seed. Stafford boasts a passer rating of 113.7, surpassing his previous career high of 106.0, with 30 touchdown passes and only two interceptions. Notably, he has set an all-time record by throwing 27 touchdown passes since his last interception, which occurred 10 weeks ago. As the Rams prepare to face the Carolina Panthers, Stafford aims to extend his interception-free streak. The Rams' upcoming schedule includes matchups against the Cardinals, Lions, Seahawks, Falcons, and a final game against the Cardinals, all crucial for securing home-field advantage in the playoffs and bolstering Stafford's MVP candidacy. Stafford's performance is a key factor in the Rams' success this season.