It was business as usual for Los Angeles Rams (4-4) quarterback Matthew Stafford on Sunday afternoon. His comeback performance against the Seattle Seahawks (4-5) on Sunday afternoon was a prime example of why this man should be a first-ballot Hall of Famer.

With the game on the line in overtime, Stafford led the Rams with a four-play, 83-yard drive to win the ballgame 26-20. He threw the ball on all four plays and completed each pass, capping it off with a 39-yard dart to receiver Demarcus Robinson for the walk-off game-winning goal.

The pass to Robinson marked the 366th touchdown pass of his career, making it into the top ten of all time. He is 15 touchdowns behind Matt Ryan, who is tied for ninth all-time. With his ability to stay healthy and continue to perform at his best, there is no doubt that Stafford deserves this gold jacket.

It is also the 46th winning drive that Stafford has made in his illustrious 16-year career. The second one this season alone. There's something to be said about his poise and his ability to perform in big moments this deep in his career. Only the greats have made it this late in their careers.