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Former Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford continues soaring up the all-time record lists in his 17th NFL season. The former No. 1 overall pick is on pace for one of his best seasons in recent memory with the Los Angeles Rams and that includes a two ...

ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky served as the Detroit Lions backup quarterback behind Matthew Stafford in 2015. Orlovsky was the older guy in the locker room, while Stafford was 27 years old. Orlovsky recently recounted on SportsCenter that he had trouble ...

Among the things Joe Burrow remembers about Thanksgiving growing up is watching Matthew Stafford throw for 400 yards ... and still lose.

Matthew Stafford's 192 career interceptions are the most among active quarterbacks. “I know that whether we win or we lose, I move on pretty darn quickly,” Stafford said Wednesday. The eighth-leading passer in NFL history has the experience and the maturity to know that a quarterback can't allow mistakes or bad luck to beat him twice — particularly not during a season in which he has played his way into strong contention for his first league MVP award.

Matthew Stafford is one of the best performers in Thanksgiving Day games. The LA Rams star is the all-time leader in yards with 3,000 and touchdowns with 18 (tied with Tony Romo), while his former teammate Calvin Johnson is the all-time leader in touchdowns receiving on Thanksgiving.

Former No. 1 overall pick Matthew Stafford will be on a different team in 2021. The Lions have agreed to part ways with the 32-year-old this offseason. Detroit is expected to be asking for a first round pick and more in exchange for the former Pro Bowler.

The Detroit Lions caught a stray from Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Joe Burrow on Tuesday. Burrow discussed his memories of growing up and watching games on Thanksgiving ahead of the Bengals’ matchup against the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday.