Rams QB Matthew Stafford on verge of tying NFL record for most losses ever by a quarterback

While it’s not a record Stafford likely wants to hold, it does show he’s been solid enough to stick around this long

It's been a rough year for the Los Angeles Rams so far. They were the preseason favorite to win the Super Bowl, but through six weeks, the Rams are just 2-4, and it's starting to look like a possibility they could miss the playoffs. To make matters worse, if the Rams lose on Sunday, that would be the 123rd loss of Matthew Stafford's career, which would put him in a tie for the most losses by a quarterback in NFL history. That's probably an NFL record that he would prefer not to have. As things currently stand, Stafford has 122 career losses, which puts him one behind Vinny Testaverde.

Let's take a look at the five quarterbacks with the most losses in NFL history: To even make this list, you have to play for a long time, and Stafford has done that. The 38-year-old has been in the NFL since 2009, when the Lions made him the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft. During his 12 seasons in Detroit, he won many games, but he couldn't get the Lions over the hump. He never won a playoff game in the Motor City, and he eventually requested a trade out of town, which led the Lions to deal him to the Rams in 2021. During his first season in