Rams' Davante Adams: Matthew Stafford is 'playing like the most valuable player'

The Los Angeles Rams dominated the Tampa Bay Buccaneers with a 34-7 victory, marking their sixth consecutive win and securing the top spot in the NFC standings. Quarterback Matthew Stafford delivered a standout performance, completing 25 of 35 passes for 273 yards and three touchdowns, further solidifying his candidacy for the NFL MVP award. Stafford's impressive performance included a streak of 27 consecutive touchdown passes without an interception, tying a record set by Tom Brady.

Wide receiver Davante Adams praised Stafford's leadership and performance, comparing his MVP potential to that of Aaron Rodgers, with whom Adams previously played. The Rams' offensive strategy, led by head coach Sean McVay, enabled the team to score on its first three possessions, creating a 31-7 lead by halftime. Stafford's interception-free streak, combined with his league-leading 30 passing touchdowns, places him among elite company in NFL history.

Defensive player Jared Verse highlighted the ease of playing with a quarterback of Stafford's caliber