“But to have our quarterback, the command, the way that he really elevates, his communication skills, it’s been huge for us. “I don’t think I realized it or anybody, and he would never say it because he’s so tough, the amount of pain that he was working through, how limited he was,” McVay said.
The injury dated back to the 2021 season, Stafford’s first in Los Angeles where he helped the Rams win Super Bowl LVI in their home stadium after 12 years playing for the Detroit Lions. His right elbow had to be managed carefully in the lead-up to last season, keeping him out of OTAs and minicamp.Ĭoach Sean McVay described the difference of having Stafford available and participating as “night and day.” I feel good and excited about getting back in July.” So it’s tough to sit on the sideline like I did last year for so much time and not getting any kind of reps, so it was great to get a bunch of reps this offseason. “You know, I love to be out here and practice and compete, play with these guys. Stafford wrapped up mandatory minicamp on Wednesday after two days of throwing, something he could not do in initial preparations for the 2022 season because of an elbow injury that required surgery. Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford enjoyed being a full participant in the team’s on-field work this offseason after having to sit out of last year’s activities. Stafford's minicamp presence makes 'night and day' difference for Rams
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