To be fair to Stafford, he does have three playoff appearances to his credit over his 12-year NFL career. But Stafford is winless in those three career postseason games.

How many playoff wins does Stafford have?

While Stafford will assuredly make his plays and post big numbers during the regular season, there's still a question about his postseason success, having gone 0-3 and never winning a playoff game during his 12 seasons with the Detroit Lions.

When did Matthew Stafford make playoffs?

When Stafford played a full 16-game season in 2011, his team went 10-6 and reached the playoffs. That was the best year of Stafford's career. He threw for over 5,000 yards and 41 touchdowns while completing 63.5 percent of his passes. In the playoffs, the New Orleans Saints beat the Lions, 45-28.

Has Matthew Stafford won a division title?

Matthew Stafford, meanwhile, has only appeared in the postseason on three occasions, and has yet to win a single postseason game. He doesn't have a single division title during his tenure in Motown, either.

Did Matthew Stafford make playoffs?

Stafford has reached the playoffs just three times in his career and has yet to record a win in the postseason.

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Who did Matt Stafford lose to in the playoffs?

Matthew Stafford never won a playoff game in his 12 seasons in Detroit. But the best quarterback the franchise has had in the Super Bowl era knows he was close in 2014. That was the year the Lions lost in Dallas to the Cowboys as a wild-card team in a game mired in controversy.

Is Matthew Stafford retiring?

It's even more unusual when it doesn't involve a player or coach announcing their retirement. But Matthew Stafford's imminent departure after 12 seasons as the Detroit Lions quarterback is being handled uniquely by a franchise that hasn't always handled its high-profile breakups with dignity in the past.

What year did Megatron retire?

Calvin Johnson retired from the NFL during the 2016 offseason after playing nine years in the league. The move was considered a surprise at the time as Johnson, then 30, was coming off a season in which he totaled 88 catches, 1,214 yards and nine touchdowns.

How did Matthew and Kelly Stafford meet?

Matthew Stafford, the former first overall pick (first round) in the 2009 NFL Draft, met his wife, Kelly Hall, at the University of Georgia. Matt was the star quarterback for the Bulldogs and Kelly was a cheerleader.

Is Matt Stafford a Hall of Famer?

On The Right Trajectory To Hall Of Fame – Matthew Stafford

A new home is exactly what Stafford needs to continue being on the right trajectory for his place in the Hall of Fame. With over 45,000 passing yards, a 62.6 overall completion percentage, and 282 touchdowns, Stafford easily has a few playing years left in him.

How many times has Stafford been sacked?

Matthew Stafford has been sacked four times, completing 117-of-172 passes.

When was Calvin Johnson drafted?

He was drafted second overall in the 2007 NFL Draft by the Detroit Lions where he spent his entire nine-year career. An all-around dominant player, Johnson started in 130 of his 135 career games.

Where does Matthew Stafford rank all time?

Matthew Stafford is the all-time leader in all things quarterback for the Lions franchise. His 2,634 total completions, 30,303 passing yards, 187 passing touchdowns, and 86.8 passer rating are the highest figures in each category ever set by all Lions quarterbacks.

Will Calvin Johnson be a Hall of Famer?

Newnan's own Calvin Johnson is now known as NFL Hall of Fame wide receiver Calvin Johnson. He will be one of several stars inducted during Sunday night's ceremony at the NFL Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio.

Why did Lions get rid of Stafford?

Rapoport revealed on Monday Stafford's main cause of frustration was the Lions' coaching changes this off-season. Had Detroit found a way to keep former offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell, the veteran quarterback likely would have stayed put.

Did the Lions get rid of Stafford?

CBS Sports NFL insider Jason La Canfora confirmed the Lions and Matthew Stafford have mutually agreed to end their tenure together this offseason and the team will begin exploring trade options in the coming weeks for the former No. 1 overall pick, as first reported by Tom Pelissero of the NFL Network.

Is Stafford leaving the Lions?

Stafford leaving Detroit with heavy heart after 12 years with Lions.