Sean McVay outlines modified training camp plan for Matthew Stafford
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 25, 2026, 8:54 PM
Last updated Jul 25, 2026
Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay has announced a tailored training camp schedule for quarterback Matthew Stafford, prioritizing his health for the upcoming season. After missing all of training camp last year due to back issues, Stafford will gradually ease into team activities. He is set to miss practices during the team's initial training block, with the aim of being prepared for Week 1. The team's QB2 competition will be on display in Stafford's absence, featuring Ty Simpson and Stetson Bennett, as reporters and fans observe their efforts. Details on Stafford's increased participation later in camp remain unclear.
- •Matthew Stafford will miss multiple practices in training camp.
- •Sean McVay aims to keep Stafford fresh for Week 1.
- •Competition for QB2 position will take place during Stafford's absence.
- •Ty Simpson and Stetson Bennett are competing as potential backups.
- •Stafford's health management comes after missing last year's camp.
- 8:54 PMYahoo Sports — Sean McVay lays out modified training camp schedule for Matthew Stafford
"The Rams will manage Matthew Stafford’s workload in training camp, ensuring that he’s fresh for Week 1.
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