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RAMS BEAT GIANTS 28-6 BEHIND FOUR STAFFORD TOUCHDOWN PASSES — The Los Angeles Rams defeated the New York Giants 28-6 at SoFi Stadium on Monday night, with quarterback Matthew Stafford throwing four touchdown passes. Los Angeles scored one touchdown in every quarter, Davante Adams caught two, and the Rams moved to 1-1 while New York fell to 1-1.
Official game records show Stafford connected twice with Davante Adams, once with Kyren Williams and once with Terrance Ferguson. The Giants scored only two field goals and did not reach the end zone.
Postgame claims about identity, chemistry or long-term turning points are opinions unless supported by later performance. There is no dispute about the recorded final or scoring sequence: Los Angeles 28, New York 6.
The final score and scoring plays are settled league records. Interpretations about momentum, coaching or season trajectory remain analysis, and a Week 2 result cannot establish a playoff outcome.
The win brought Los Angeles to 1-1 after an opening loss, while New York also moved to 1-1. The Rams produced sustained scoring across all four quarters and limited the Giants to six points.
The unanswered record is specific: the severity of quarterback Jaxson Dart's reported knee issue, other postgame injuries and how each team will adjust for Week 3. Those gaps are limits on this report, not permission to fill the record with assumptions or partisan certainty.
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Sources
- Los Angeles Rams — Game Recap: Rams defeat Giants 28-6 on Monday Night Football (09-21-2026)
- New York Giants — Week 2 game stats: Giants at Rams (09-21-2026)
- National Football League — Giants-Rams: What We Learned (09-21-2026)