
Matthew Stafford Excites NFL Fans as Puka Nacua, Kupp Return in Rams Win vs. Vikings
The return of the Los Angeles Rams' star receiving duo proved to be too much for the Minnesota Vikings on Thursday night.
Matthew Stafford threw for four touchdowns during Puka Nacua and Cooper Kupp's return as the Rams stormed to a 30-20 home win in Week 8.
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Stafford finished the outing having gone 25-of-34 for 279 yards, recording a touchdown/interception ratio of 4:1 while facing minimal pressure from the Vikings defense.
Nacua, who had missed five previous games with a knee injury, made seven catches for a team-high 106 receiving yards in his return. Kupp meanwhile finished the win with 51 receiving yards and a touchdown in his return from a Week 2 ankle injury.
Tied heading into the half, the Rams earned the advantage with a pair of field goals before veteran wideout Demarcus Robinson caught his second touchdown of the night to extend Los Angeles' lead to eight points in the fourth quarter.
Michael Hoecht and Jared Verse sacked Vikings quarterback Sam Darnold on the ensuing drive to send Minnesota back 13 yards and keep them from scoring.
A missed call on a grab of Darnold's face mask on the final Minnesota drive of the game then ended the Vikings' hopes of a comeback.
The Vikings fall to 5-2 on the season with the loss. Justin Jefferson led Minnesota receivers by making eight catches for 115 yards.
The Rams headed into their Week 6 bye with a 1-4 record and the looming possibility of becoming sellers at the Nov. 5 deadline.
With that record improved to 3-4 following wins over the Las Vegas Raiders and the Vikings, and Nacua and Kupp back in Stafford's target arsenal, the Rams have a new outlook as to their odds of challenging the Seattle Seahawks (4-3) and Arizona Cardinals (3-4) for the top of the NFC West.
The Rams have an extended break before their fight for a postseason spot continues a week from Sunday as Stafford, Kupp and Nacua hit the road for a division matchup in Seattle.







