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Rams PFF grades: Matthew Stafford outright bad vs Cardinals

The Los Angeles Rams suffered a tough 18–16 loss to the Arizona Cardinals in Week 6, dropping them to a 2–4 record and sharing last place in the NFC West. Quarterback Matthew Stafford struggled mightily, earning a dismal 50.6 PFF grade and accounting for three turnover-worthy plays while managing an average depth of target of just 5.3 yards.

His performance ranked as the third-worst among Rams offensive players, trailing only tight ends Davis Allen and Tyler Higbee. Despite the loss, the Rams showed flashes of resilience elsewhere, with rookie running back Blake Corum leading the ground game after Kyren Williams’ injury, posting a 77.9 PFF grade and forcing three missed tackles on his nine carries.

Wide receiver Puka Nacua also stood out with a 74.7 grade, hauling in six catches for 80 yards, including a key 53 yards after the catch, though the Rams ultimately fell short in the final minutes.

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