​Photo by Rodin Eckenroth/Getty Images for DisneyLos Angeles Rams QB Matthew Stafford might have left SoFi Stadium with a loss, but his moment with his five daughters before kickoff was wonderful to see.Stafford had a sensational night against the Bills, going 40/54 on pass attempts for 383 yards and 3 touchdowns, a career-high mark in completions and a 111.9 passer rating.However, it was not enough for the win as Bills QB Josh Allen and frequent Stafford rival for MVP trophies led his team to an entertaining OT win. But Stafford begins every game with a reminder to himself and others that he will forever be a winner in life.Matthew Stafford’s pregame ritual with daughters has fans talkingStafford has been embracing and kissing his four daughters and wife Kelly Stafford before every game for years now, going back to his days with the Detroit Lions. The NFL’s video of the same before the Bills game went viral.Fans loved seeing this moment, reacting to the adorable memories Stafford is building for his daughters.“Dope girl dad, just like Kobe,” said a fan, drawing parallels to another LA sports icon.“The way those little girls are gonna remember this forever, and he knows it. That’s the whole job right there,” said a fan.“Stafford’s daughters giving him pregame advice before every game is the most powerful coaching staff in football,” said another fan.“I know all them lil ladies in one house driving him crazy. He is never retiring,” joked one fan.“Handling 6 women… That alone makes him the MVP,” said another joking fan.This video features Matthew and Kelly Stafford’s four daughters, nine-year-old twins Sawyer and Chandler, alongside the eight-year-old Hunter and six-year-old Tyler. An unnamed fifth girl is also in the family shot, presumably a friend or acquaintance of the family.While he could not leave the stadium with a win, the 38-year-old QB did remind fans that he is still an elite MVP-level QB. While he got outdueled by Allen, whose rushing ability (121 yards) made a huge difference, Stafford is still elite.Unfortunately, the Rams have a 2-3 record so far this season, keeping Stafford out of MVP talks despite his elite production.Read more:‘The worst’ – Bill Simmons names which NFL coach should be fired first this seasonRoger Goodell hints Eagles play international games because Jalen Hurts is ‘the face’ of the NFL‘Great and bad’ – Skip Bayless names the team with ‘the most exciting’ offense to watch in the NFL