Sean McVay says it’s ‘a step in the right direction’ for the veteran quarterback who missed the first four weeks of camp with an aggravated disc in his back.

Stafford's back held up fine through Monday and on Tuesday, the Rams started to push the limits. On Monday, Stafford walked back into the offense and was making solid throws and decisions. He was a clean operator in the pocket and the ball was getting delivered at the right time with the right pace.

A day after a one-hour workout, the veteran's aching back is responds well enough to practice for a second consecutive day, providing hope moving forward.