Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay announced that quarterback Matthew Stafford will miss another week of training camp due to back soreness, initially expected to only sideline him for four practices. McVay emphasized the importance of Stafford’s health for the upcoming season and noted that while Stafford has not suffered a setback, he will be monitored on a week-to-week basis as Jimmy Garoppolo leads the offense in his absence.
BroncosBroncos HC Sean Payton praised QB Bo Nix for working with Drew Brees this offseason to enhance his skills ahead of the 2025 season. Payton expressed confidence in Nix's ability to avoid a sophomore slump, emphasizing his dedication to learning and improving.ChiefsChiefs GM Brett Veach discussed contract negotiations with G Trey Smith, highlighting the team's desire to retain him due to his talent and cultural impact. Smith's agent emphasized the importance of guaranteed money and the player's commitment to staying with the team to continue winning.RaidersNew Raiders HC Pete Carroll set high expectations for the upcoming season, stating his goal to win significantly, drawing from his history of success. He reinforced the importance of maintaining high standards for the team...
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Rams coach Sean McVay downplayed concerns about quarterback Matthew Stafford's back issue, despite Stafford not practicing since training camp began and only observing practice recently. With the season opener against the Texans approaching, uncertainty about Stafford's health looms over the team, which has aspirations for a successful season contingent on his readiness. Want More Context? 🔎
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Seahawks running back Kenny McIntosh suffered a left leg injury during training camp, with an initial diagnosis of a torn anterior cruciate ligament, pending further testing. A seventh-round pick in 2023, McIntosh participated in all 17 games last season, contributing 34 touches for 194 yards across offensive and special teams play. Want More Context? 🔎
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