Primetime games often bring out the best in certain players, and veteran quarterback Matthew Stafford is one of them—something the Miami Dolphins need to be wary of.

On typical Sundays, Stafford’s performance can vary, but under the primetime spotlight, he steps up. The Rams quarterback has excelled on national television, and he’ll look to keep that momentum going against a Dolphins squad that has had its struggles in high-profile matchups.

According to Pro Football Network, Stafford’s primetime record since joining the Rams is impressive, boasting six wins with 15 touchdown passes and only three interceptions, achieving a stellar 122.3 passer rating.

With both of the Rams’ top receivers available, including route-running expert Cooper Kupp and breakout star Puka Nacua, Stafford will test Miami’s defense under the Monday night lights.

If the Dolphins struggle to contain Stafford, the game could quickly turn into a shootout. Though Miami’s offense should have no issue scoring against a Rams defense ranked 23rd in yards allowed and 22nd in points per game, their own defense will need to step up. Miami’s lack of pressure on quarterbacks, with just 10 sacks this season, could be costly if Stafford has too much time in the pocket.

Safety Jevon Holland remains questionable, but the Dolphins will have cornerback Kader Kohou back for this must-win Week 10 matchup. With each game from here on out crucial to Miami’s playoff hopes, the stakes are higher than ever.