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Rams QB Matthew Stafford Will Go Through Another Weekend Workout to Test His Injured Back
The Rams limit quarterback Matthew Stafford's practice reps due to an aggravated back disk, prioritizing recovery as the regular season opener approaches in about three weeks.
- The Rams' starting quarterback, Matthew Stafford, is scheduled for another workout on Saturday at the team facility to evaluate the status of his aggravated back disc.
- Stafford developed the back issue after minicamp in June and has missed all Rams practices this week due to pain and functional limits.
- Stafford threw 68 passes during a previous workout last Saturday, which the team regarded positively though he was not ready for practice drills later.
- Coach Sean McVay indicated that surgery has not been considered as an option so far, though there have been numerous discussions about determining the most effective treatment plan.
- The workout outcome will influence Stafford's availability, while backup quarterbacks Garoppolo and Bennett continue leading practices amidst the Rams' Super Bowl aspirations.
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LancasterOnline+9 Reposted by 9 other sources
Rams QB Matthew Stafford will go through another weekend workout to test his injured back
Matthew Stafford will go through another lengthy workout Saturday to test his injured back before the Los Angeles Rams’ second preseason game. Coach Sean McVay said the 37-year-old quarterback will do much the same workout he did last Saturday before…
·Lancaster, United States
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Henry Herald+2 Reposted by 2 other sources
Rams QB Matthew Stafford set for another Saturday workout
Matthew Stafford is not ready to practice but head coach Sean McVay and the Los Angeles Rams anticipate their starting quarterback testing the health of his balky back on Saturday.
·Georgia, United States
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