The Rams red zone success is being put entirely on Matthew Stafford’s shoulders. Using the Bears game as the example, the Rams first red zone possession came on 3rd-and-3 from the 18-yard line.

For two years, Bryce Perkins watched Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford make no-look passes look easy. So when he got the chance to try one in a United Football Game, Perkins didn't ...

"It was just negative plays at the wrong time," quarterback Matthew Stafford said ... and the run game got churning for only a brief moment in the third quarter. The red zone and key-down issues ...

However, out of all the routes Snead has seen a quarterback throw, Matthew ... long as Stafford’s is rare in the NFL, as less than 20 quarterbacks since 1950 have started over 200 games ...

A pair of Matthew Stafford touchdown ... either of its two red zone trips. Meanwhile, the Rams scored three touchdowns in three second-half red zone trips. That was the game in a nut shell.