Week 12 of Sunday Night Football features a highly anticipated NFC showdown between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Los Angeles Rams. Both the Buccaneers and Rams are firmly in the playoff hunt, looking to build on strong starts to the season.

Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford is 37 years old and will turn 38 in February. Not that that is old by any stretch, but what he has been able to do this year is rare at his age. Stafford continues to get better at playing football with age.

Quarterback Matthew Stafford gets honest about the recent setbacks the Los Angeles Rams are facing ahead of Week 12.

"Matthew Stafford’s streak of 273 pass attempts without an interception is the longest streak in Rams history, the longest streak in the NFL this season, and the longest streak of his career," stated the Rams PR Team. "There have been eight streaks to reach 300 in the NFL this century.

The NFC playoff race is tightening, and this Week 12 showdown could define momentum for the Buccaneers and Rams. If Tampa Bay pulls off the upset and moves to 7–4, everything changes.

Come Sunday on a national stage, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers will begin a playoff stretch, and it starts in Los Angeles against the 8-2 Rams.

WOODLAND HILLS, Ca. On Sunday night, the Los Angeles Rams will host the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in what is expected to be a first-class showdown between two top contenders On top of that, Baker Mayfield makes his return to SoFi Stadium for his first matchup against the Rams since he was a member of the organization in 2022.

It was a win Los Angeles felt it had to have, not just for the NFC West standings but for a healing of the soul.

Matthew Stafford throws four touchdown passes, setting a Rams franchise record for the most in a three-game span.