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Rams single-game passing records: Most yards, TDs, INTs and more historic stats

Cameron DaSilva

https://theramswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/rams/2025/07/07/rams-single-game-records-passing-history-franchise-los-angeles-st-louis/84493410007/?taid=686c43822f9e6e000147c78b&utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter

The Los Angeles Rams have had some great quarterbacks suit up for them over the years, with Matthew Stafford being the current signal caller for the iconic franchise. Before him, though, there was Jared Goff, Kurt Warner, Norm Van Brocklin and Jim Everett.

Stafford has been a major bright spot for the Rams since being traded to L.A. in 2021 but he hasn’t yet cracked the list for any single-game passing records – not that it takes away from the impressive numbers he’s put up in Los Angeles.

Looking back, here are some of the most notable single-game passing records in Rams history, many of which are held by Goff. These are regular-season records, so they don’t include playoff games.

Most passing yards: 554, Norm Van Brocklin (1951 vs. Yanks)

Most TD passes: 5, 10 times

Bob Waterfield (1949 vs. Bulldogs, 1951 vs. Packers)
Norm Van Brocklin (1950 vs. Lions, 1951 vs. Yanks)
Roman Gabriel (1965 vs. Browns)
Vince Ferragamo (1980 vs. 49ers, 1983 vs. Saints)
Jim Everett (1988 vs. Giants)
Kurt Warner (1999 vs. 49ers)
Jared Goff (2018 vs. Vikings)

Most interceptions: 7, two times

Parker Hall (1942 vs. Packers)
Bob Waterfield (1948, vs. Packers)

Highest completion percentage (min. 20 attempts): 87%, Kurt Warner (1999 vs. 49ers)

Highest passer rating: 158.3, three times

Kurt Warner (1999 vs. Bengals)
Kurt Warner (2000 vs. Chargers)
Jared Goff (2018 vs. Vikings)

Most completions: 45, Jared Goff (2019 vs. Buccaneers)

Most attempts: 68, Jared Goff (2019 vs. Buccaneers)

Most sacks taken: 10, two times

Bill Munson (1964 vs. 49ers)
James Harris (1976 vs. 49ers)

wv wrote:

Goff had 68 pass attempts? Man, i dont remember that one. WTF?

w
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I don’t remember it either. Had to look it up.

September 29th, 2019. Tampa at Rams. Goff: 45 of 68 for 517, w/ 2 TDs, 3 INTs, 1 FL. The FL led to a TD. Rams had only 28 yds rushing on 11 carries.

from Rams pay the price for 13 penalties in 55-40 loss to Buccaneers: https://www.latimes.com/sports/rams/story/2019-09-29/rams-pay-the-price-for-13-penalties-in-55-40-loss-to-buccaneers

A slow-starting offense and suddenly porous defense were not the only problems for the Rams in their 55-40 loss to Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday at the Coliseum.

The Rams were penalized 13 times for 106 yards.

from Where has the Rams’ running game gone? Gurley has five carries, team finishes with 28 rushing yards and Goff throws the ball 68 times in 55-40 loss to Tampa Bay: https://www.dailynews.com/2019/09/29/alexander-where-has-the-rams-running-game-gone/

An almost invisible running game amassed 28 yards on 11 carries out of the Rams’ 81 offensive plays. Todd Gurley had 16 in five carries, 13 of those on one carry for one of his two touchdowns.

Goff, meanwhile, threw the ball 68 times, completed 45 for 517 yards and two touchdowns, but was hurried and pressured all day. He threw three interceptions, lost yet another fumble – returned for a score by former teammate Ndamukong Suh during the Rams’ last, desperate drive to tie the game – was sacked once and was hit nine times. Really, it seemed like a couple dozen.

That was a game where the 2019 failing OL was on display. They had Brian Allen at center, and Noteboom and Blythe at guard (against Suh).

from PFF, What went wrong for the Los Angeles Rams in 2019? https://www.pff.com/news/pro-rams-what-went-wrong-2019

It’s hard to talk about what is at the root of the Rams’ offensive struggles this season and not begin with the offensive line. That unit went from fifth in PFF pass-blocking grade in 2018 to 31st in 2019, ahead of only the makeshift group that protects Ryan Fitzpatrick in Miami.

Zooey wrote:

Humphries and Shelton?

I guess so.

Maybe that was written before the bloodclots.gate? (?)

Though maybe he likes Humphries?

It is a bit of “not too discerning” “good speak,” because in fact Shelton was let go for Jackson, who never learned to play center, and then Limmer had communication issues in the Eagles playoff game, so it’s back to Shelton. I agree that that doesn’t honestly represent what we usually mean by “continued investment.”

from PFF, 2025 NFL secondary rankings: https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-secondary-rankings-2025?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=dhtwitter&utm_content=null

18. Los Angeles Rams

Most players in the Rams’ secondary had down years in 2024 after strong performances in 2023. Darious Williams, who posted one of the best seasons by any cornerback in 2023, struggled in his return to Los Angeles. Quentin Lake has graded well in PFF’s advanced coverage metrics over the past two seasons, while rookie Kamren Kinchens was the only player to earn an overall grade above 70.0 in 2024. If Williams bounces back and Cobie Durant and Kamren Curl show improvement, the Rams’ secondary could shape up to be a solid unit in 2025.