Rams’ Matthew Stafford Earns First-Team All-Pro QB Over Patriots’ Maye
The Associated Press recently announced the All-Pro teams, highlighting a significant achievement for Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford. He secured a spot on the first-team All-Pro list, surpassing New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye. This recognition could pave the way for Stafford’s first Most Valuable Player (MVP) award, considering his strong performance this season.
Matthew Stafford’s All-Pro Achievement
At age 37, Stafford’s first-team All-Pro selection is a career milestone. He won by a margin of 13 votes over Maye, marking an impressive recognition in his professional journey. Historically, only three MVP winners have not made their respective first-team All-Pro lists. Notable instances include John Elway in 1987, Peyton Manning in 2003, and Lamar Jackson last season.
Season Performance
In the 2025 NFL season, Stafford demonstrated remarkable skill. He completed 65% of his passes, accruing:
- Touchdowns: 46
- Yards: 4,707
- Interceptions: 8
Stafford led the league in both passing yards and touchdowns, solidifying his position among the elite quarterbacks in the NFL.
Drake Maye’s Strong Season
Drake Maye also had a notable season, with impressive statistics. His performance included:
- Completion Percentage: 72%
- Yards: 4,394
- Touchdowns: 31
- Rushing Yards: 450
- Rushing Touchdowns: 4
Maye led the league in completion percentage and showcased his versatility as a dual-threat quarterback.
Playoff Outlook
Both Stafford and Maye will compete in the playoffs this weekend. Stafford’s Rams are seeking redemption after a previous loss to the Carolina Panthers on November 30, where they fell 31-28. Meanwhile, Maye’s Patriots are scheduled to face the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday night.
This weekend’s games will be critical for both quarterbacks as they aim to advance further in the playoffs. With both quarterbacks’ remarkable seasons, fans can look forward to exciting performances ahead.
