Stafford sets Rams touchdown record as Los Angeles leads Raiders at halftime

Matthew Stafford took over the Rams’ career lead for touchdown passes as Los Angeles reached halftime ahead 28-6 against the Raiders in Las Vegas. His record-setting throw went to Puka Nacua midway through the second quarter and was his third touchdown pass of the game.

Stafford finished the half with 148 passing yards, completing 17-of-19 attempts. Nacua, who has been dealing with a calf issue, caught seven passes for 63 yards and a touchdown. Kyren Williams scored on a 17-yard run with 1:19 remaining before halftime, giving Los Angeles its third touchdown of the quarter.

The Rams also gained 103 rushing yards, averaging 6.4 yards per carry through Williams, Blake Corum and one rushing attempt by Nacua. Los Angeles was due to receive the kickoff after the break.

Las Vegas scored only through two Matt Gay field goals. Gay also sent a 51-yard attempt wide left during the opening quarter. Kirk Cousins completed 12-of-20 passes for 95 yards, while Ashton Jeanty managed 9 yards across five carries. Jeanty led the Raiders’ receivers with five receptions totaling 38 yards.