The Los Angeles Rams scored an early touchdown in Week 13 against the Carolina Panthers. That score came off a four-yard touchdown pass from Matthew Stafford to Davante Adams. It just so happens that Stafford managed to break a record that was previously held by Tom Brady.

Stafford recorded his 28th consecutive touchdown pass without throwing an interception, officially breaking Brady's streak, according to Ari Meirov of The 33rd Team. The 37-year-old quarterback finds a way to add on to what might be an MVP season.

“Rams QB Matthew Stafford now has thrown 28 consecutive TDs without throwing an INT. That's a new NFL record, surpassing a record Tom Brady held.”

The touchdown came on what appeared to be a brilliant no-look pass from Stafford. While looking in one direction, he tricked two Panthers defenders to go one way, then threw the ball right at Adams, who was wide open in the endzone. It was a signature Matthew Stafford throw, as he's made numerous no-look passes throughout his career.

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Los Angeles aims to advance to a 10-2 record as the team is playing as one of the best in the league right now. Stafford has been a monster this season, as the Super Bowl LVI champion entered the Week 13 matchup against the Panthers with 2,830 passing yards and 30 touchdowns (league-high) while completing 66.5% of his pass attempts.

The 17-year pro continues to play at a high level, and he's got the Rams in a great spot late in the season. However, his new record will remain at 28 touchdown passes, as Matthew Stafford finally threw an interception shortly after recording that touchdown.