2011 Tundra Rock Warrior 5.7l keeps stalling

My 2011 Tundra keeps stalling whether driving it or at Idle. It has 183000 miles and has been running great. A week ago it just starting stalling every 1 1/2 to 3 minutes. I first thought it was bad fuel, water in the fuel, or debry in the tank clogging the fuel filter as it happened the day after I filled it up. I had driven it about 18 miles after filling it up and then did not use it for 24 hours then it started stalling. I then syphoned out 3/4 of the tank and put in 5 gallons of 91 octane to see that did it. Unfortunalety it did not. This whole time the check engine light had never come on. I did some more research and found that it could be the MAF sensor or that the Throttle body needed to be cleaned. I cleaned the MAF sensor and cleaned the throttle body which seemed to help the low idle problem that was happening since I though I had the bad fuel. It still was stalling though yet now the check engine light came on. I scanned it and found 2 problems. P0102 and P0113 The MAF and IAT sensors may be bad. I then changed them both which got rid of the error codes but the truck is still stalling. Should I try to take off the fuel tank to empty it of any debry and check the fuel tank or could it be some other issue?

 

Does the truck run fine when it is running or does it seem to have a misfire? And will the truck run longer if just idling or will it stall out just as quick as if you are driving it?