It’s the classic Matt Stafford and the rams themselves have to blame

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The Los Angeles Rams made a successful operation in the offseason to acquire Matt Stafford from the Detroit Lions, believing he would be the last piece of the puzzle the Rams would need to win a Super Bowl.

After a hot start to the season that made the Rams look like a contender and Stafford an MVP contender, things have taken a turn for the worse in recent weeks. The Rams have now lost three straight games, and Stafford has looked bad in those starts.

As a result, the Rams dropped to +1200 chances of winning the Super Bowl at WynnBET, and Stafford now has +1600 to win the NFL MVP.

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Perhaps Stafford’s lack of wins in Detroit can’t be blamed solely on the fact that he played for the Lions. Despite the plethora of weapons at his disposal, he boasts average career numbers. In fact, he’s on the verge of throwing more interceptions than he has made in a single season since 2013 when he threw 19.

He pitched a six pick in three straight games. It’s hard to win against good teams when you give them six points every week.

In fact, Stafford-traded quarterback Jared Goff has been the best quarterback in each team’s last three games.

Jared Goff has a better record, better TD-INT ratio and better QB rating than Matthew Stafford in their last 3 games.

Goff: 0-2-1 record2 TD, 0 INT94.7 RTG

Stafford: 0-3 record 5 TD, 5 INT77.5 RTG pic.twitter.com/SEjQ3W3lS3

– StatMuse (@statmuse) November 29, 2021

Then you come across this mind-boggling number and the gears in your head start to spin.

Matt Stafford is now 9-70 against winning teams.

– Èvan Sowards (@Burner_Sowards) November 29, 2021

At 7-4, the Rams’ season is certainly far from over. They’ll probably qualify for the playoffs and then they can fix things by running away. But for now, if you’re a Rams fan, your confidence in Stafford and Sean McVay must be shaken.

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