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And the best thing about this clip. Rochell is a fuckin stud Corner on this play....
I'm very concerned about this and felt it needed it's own thread. If mods disagree, please merge.
The only thing I'm concerned about with the Stafford injury is he got the elbow shot right after the SB, and then didn't throw all off-season. So he had months and months to recover and heal but a week into camp he's still feeling pain in his elbow. If it's tendonitis or some sort of inflamed situation, the only real way to let it heal is rest. And he had been resting for a long time but it wasn't enough. If he's playing through it all season long it will definitely impact his play. We all know he's tough as nails but man I think we should just shut him down completely for the next month and deal with the rust early in the season.Did Rams QB Matthew Stafford Suffer Injury Setback?
Matthew Stafford continues to work through his elbow injury in training camp
- MATT GALATZAN/AUG 2, 2022
Did Rams QB Matthew Stafford Suffer Injury Setback?
Los Angeles Rams QB Matthew Stafford continues to work through his elbow injury in training campwww.si.com
Matthew Stafford's injury status continues to be the one of the most watched storylines at Los Angles Rams' training camp.
Stafford is in the final stages of his recovery from an offseason procedure to repair an elbow injury he dealt with throughout the end of last season, including during the Rams' Super Bowl-winning run.
And while he had progressed well through the first few days of camp, Stafford apparently suffered a slight setback at Monday's practice, forcing the Rams to limit his workload on the field.
“We lessened Matthew’s workload today,” Rams coach Sean McVay said Monday. “Really, when we look at it, we’ve got five weeks until September 8th. He’s still feeling a little bit of pain. He could push through it. You guys have been out here, he’s been throwing and competing in team settings. We felt like the smart thing was, let’s really just take it a week at a time.”
So how limited was the Rams captain? Fairly significantly.
However, according to McVay, the decision to limit Stafford was more of a conservative precaution, rather than a necessity.
“He ended up getting about 40 to 50 throws in individual,” McVay said. “We didn’t take part in the team activities and that’s really more a result of he’s got so much experience. The most important thing is for him feeling good and healthy on September 8th. We could certainly push and he could really grind through this, but that’s not the goal with somebody like him. It’s not something that we’re concerned about. We just want to be really smart with somebody that is as important as our quarterback is and as experienced as he is to be able to put together a plan that we feel like is in his best interest and in our team’s best interest.”
Stafford will take the field once again on Tuesday for the Rams' next practice.
To answer the author no he did not.Did Rams QB Matthew Stafford Suffer Injury Setback?
Matthew Stafford continues to work through his elbow injury in training camp
- MATT GALATZAN/AUG 2, 2022
Did Rams QB Matthew Stafford Suffer Injury Setback?
Los Angeles Rams QB Matthew Stafford continues to work through his elbow injury in training campwww.si.com
Matthew Stafford's injury status continues to be the one of the most watched storylines at Los Angles Rams' training camp.
Stafford is in the final stages of his recovery from an offseason procedure to repair an elbow injury he dealt with throughout the end of last season, including during the Rams' Super Bowl-winning run.
And while he had progressed well through the first few days of camp, Stafford apparently suffered a slight setback at Monday's practice, forcing the Rams to limit his workload on the field.
“We lessened Matthew’s workload today,” Rams coach Sean McVay said Monday. “Really, when we look at it, we’ve got five weeks until September 8th. He’s still feeling a little bit of pain. He could push through it. You guys have been out here, he’s been throwing and competing in team settings. We felt like the smart thing was, let’s really just take it a week at a time.”
So how limited was the Rams captain? Fairly significantly.
However, according to McVay, the decision to limit Stafford was more of a conservative precaution, rather than a necessity.
“He ended up getting about 40 to 50 throws in individual,” McVay said. “We didn’t take part in the team activities and that’s really more a result of he’s got so much experience. The most important thing is for him feeling good and healthy on September 8th. We could certainly push and he could really grind through this, but that’s not the goal with somebody like him. It’s not something that we’re concerned about. We just want to be really smart with somebody that is as important as our quarterback is and as experienced as he is to be able to put together a plan that we feel like is in his best interest and in our team’s best interest.”
Stafford will take the field once again on Tuesday for the Rams' next practice.
We fans are good at turning mole hills into mountainsThis feels like a big story thats a non story, to me.
As are plastic surgeons.We fans are good at turning mole hills into mountains
Seems like you're defending against overreactions. Only without there being any real overreactions.
Please tell me that was a joke.I figured when The Rams signed Perez that there was concern &controling it was going to be important.