Matthew Stafford Returns to Rams Practice
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Rams Wire on MSNWatch: Brian Baldinger breaks down Rams rookie Shaun Dolac's performance vs. Chargers
Shaun Dolac was the most notable undrafted free agent signed by the Los Angeles Rams this season, mostly because of the accolades he collected in college. He was a two-time first-team All-MAC selection at the University of Buffalo, earning MAC Defensive Player of the Year honors in 2024 when he was also a consensus All-American.
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USA TODAY Touchdown Wire on MSNRams' backup OL has been dominant in pass protection this preseason
Through two preseason games, though, the Rams' backups look great at keeping quarterback Stetson Bennett upright. L.A. hasn't played any starting offensive linemen and the Rams still rank No. 1 in Pro Football Focus' pass blocking grade with 81.7 this preseason. The Minnesota Vikings trail them at 76.0.
Matthew Stafford's back injury has been the biggest story of training camp for the Los Angeles Rams, and head coach Sean McVay didn't provide any official word regarding availability for the Sept. 7 opener against the Houston Texans even after the quarterback returned to practice Monday.
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Rams Wire on MSNWatch Rams rookie RB Jarquez Hunter hilariously repeat the same phrase in preseason game
Los Angeles Rams rookie running back Jarquez Hunter hasn't earned too much screen time this offseason since he was drafted in the fourth round out of Auburn. Starter Kyren Williams has seen most of the first-team reps this summer and backup Blake Corum started the team's first preseason game against the Dallas Cowboys.
Following the Rams' win over the Los Angeles Chargers, NFL.com's Around the NFL Staff analyzed the results.
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USA TODAY Touchdown Wire on MSNJerry Jones admits he wouldn't have been able to make big trade like Rams did for Stafford
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones applauded the Los Angeles Rams' boldness for pulling off the Matthew Stafford trade in 2021.
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SB Nation on MSNRams have 2 ‘top players, 25 and under’
The Los Angeles Rams are ready to capitalize on hot finishes following rough starts in the last two seasons. L.A.’s young talent is hopefully enough to get the team back to Super Bowl glory in 2025. Fortunately, the Rams have two of the best youngsters in the game, according to one prominent outlet.
Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski offered injury updates on both Shedeur Sanders and Kenny Pickett on Tuesday.