As one of the eldest and most experienced quarterbacks in the NFL, Matthew Stafford has had plenty of highs.<\/p>\n
From his time with the Detroit Lions<\/a> to his late-career arc as a Super Bowl champion with the Los Angeles Rams<\/a>, Stafford has made multiple playoff trips in the NFC.<\/p>\n As he\u2019s aged, Stafford has seemed to only get better, cementing himself as one of the best quarterbacks of his generation. While most of his postseason success has come in a Rams uniform, he also made multiple playoff appearances with the Lions.<\/p>\n Here\u2019s a breakdown of Matthew Stafford\u2019s career playoff record and stats.<\/p>\n MORE: What is Matthew Stafford’s net worth?<\/a><\/p>\n Matthew Stafford playoff recordSeasonTeamPlayoff RecordResult(s)2011Lions0-1Lost in Wild Card round to Saints2014Lions0-1Lost in Wild Card round to Cowboys2016Lions0-1Lost in Wild Card round to Seahawks2021Rams4-0Beat Cardinals in Wild Card round, beat Buccaneers in divisional round, beat 49ers in NFC Championship Game, beat Bengals in Super Bowl2023Rams0-1Lost in Wild Card round to Lions2024Rams1-1Beat Vikings in Wild Card round, lost in divisional round to EaglesCareer:\u20145-5\u2014<\/p>\n As a Lion, Stafford made the playoffs three times, but Detroit never won a playoff game with him at quarterback. Remarkably, Stafford’s first playoff win came in January 2022 when the Rams beat the Cardinals<\/a> in the Wild Card round \u2014 and once that seal was broken, Stafford led L.A. on a run.<\/p>\n The Rams won Super Bowl LVI behind Stafford, who threw for 283 yards, three touchdowns and two interceptions in the win over the Bengals<\/a>.\u00a0<\/p>\n Outside of that title run in 2021-22 with the Rams, Stafford has won one other playoff game, which came in 2024 over the Vikings<\/a>. His career playoff record is 5-5.<\/p>\n MORE:\u00a0Complete list of Super Bowl MVP winners through the years<\/p>\n Matthew Stafford playoff statsGames: 10Record:\u00a05-5Pass Attempts: 364Pass Completions:\u00a0242Completion Percentage:\u00a066.5%Passing Yards: 2,996\u00a0Passing TDs: 19Interceptions: 6Sacks: 22Carries:\u00a028Rushing Yards: 71Rushing TDs:\u00a03<\/p>\n Stafford has played just around half-a-regular-season’s worth of playoff games, throwing for nearly 3,000 yards in the postseason. While he’d not much more of a rushing threat in the playoffs than he is in the regular season, Stafford has remained effective at putting up points while avoiding turnovers.<\/p>\n