Sean McVay hopes to see Matthew Stafford continue to "stack days" as he has this week, getting healthy before Week 1.

Sean McVay hasn't ruled out Alaric Jackson for the season opener, remaining optimistic that he'll be able to play.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/rams as Sean McVay Provides Positive Updates on Injured Rams Players.

WOODLAND HILLS, Ca. The Los Angeles Rams continue to prepare for their 2025 NFL preseason finale against the Browns in ...

Matthew Stafford took a positive step by practicing on Monday, but Sean McVay still has no idea if he'll play Week 1.

Matthew Stafford's back injury has been the biggest story of training camp for the Los Angeles Rams, and head coach Sean ...

Starting left tackle Alaric Jackson has been out as well while dealing with blood clots, and his availability for the Week 1 ...

Sean McVay is handing off head coaching duties to Aubrey Pleasant on Saturday when the Rams face the Chargers.

Sean McVay has built a fairly balanced roster during his time as the head coach of the Los Angeles Rams, featuring a mix of ...

Stafford had sat out for most of training camp to nurse the ailment, but practiced Monday for the first time. Stafford's back responded well enough that he was able to once again be a full participant ...

Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay talks about quarterback Matthew Stafford's positive progress at practice, continuing ...

Stafford practiced for the first time during training camp on Monday as he works to recover from a lingering back issue.