Stafford first to hold franchise record for passing TDs with two teams
Matthew Stafford on Sunday became the first player to hold the franchise record for passing scores for multiple active teams (Rams, Lions).
ESPN reports: Matthew Stafford on Sunday became the first player to hold the franchise record for passing scores for multiple active teams (Rams, Lions).
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