Matthew Stafford hit rare NFL history early against the Denver Broncos. But the home team delivered an energizing late charge in erasing a 16-0 deficit. Which also involved Talanoa Hufanga causing the venue to shake in excitement.

Hufanga, a past Rams thorn from his San Francisco 49ers days, turned the tide toward Denver's direction. The past Pro Bowl safety stepped in front of an errant Stafford pass, and handed the Broncos their first lead of the game at 23-19.

Stafford delivered his 33rd career pick six in the process. But the 2025 Most Valuable Player quickly shook off the interception. Stafford found a wide-open Konata Mumpfield for this 48-yard touchdown.

Denver, however, started driving deep and entered the Rams' red zone with under two minutes left.

This story will be updated.