Welcome to the Unconventional Review, an instant reaction to standouts, stats, and story lines from the Patriots’ most recent game . . . All right, I’ve watched and listened to all of the postgame chatter. I’ve heard all the quotes from the podium and locker room, and read all the relevant transcripts.

When it comes to stopping the pass, Philadelphia's D has been getting it done this season, as it ranks second in the league with 1,732 total passing yards allowed. In terms of passing TDs, the team ranks fourth with nine passing touchdowns allowed.

This would be the rare occasion when a trade works out for both teams. On Sunday, Matthew Stafford and Jared Goff put up stunning stats for the Los Angeles Rams and Detroit Lions, respectively. The Rams and Lions swung a deal years ago for the QBs.

Quarterback Matthew Stafford was happy to oblige, throwing for four touchdowns in a 28-22 victory on Sunday afternoon. While Los Angeles’ offense started slow, the unit got going in the second quarter with an 80-yard drive that ended with Stafford’s first touchdown of the day — a 5-yard pass to Cooper Kupp.

In this column we will take a look at quarterback Matthew Stafford of the Los Angeles Rams who even with throwing to two great receivers seems to be in decline.