Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford left joint practice with Cowboys due to hamstring tightness, but McVay expects him ready for season opener. (X/Los Angeles Rams)
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THOUSAND OAKS — Los Angeles Rams coach Sean McVay thinks quarterback Matthew Stafford should be ready to play in the team’s season opener at Detroit.
Stafford departed a joint practice with the Dallas Cowboys on Wednesday because of hamstring tightness. It’s unclear how much he will be able to practice this week, but McVay has no concerns about Stafford’s availability for the Sept. 8 opener against the Lions.
Related Story: Rams Decide to Hold Another Joint Practice With Cowboys Instead of Chargers
McVay Confident in Stafford’s Recovery
“If we miss a couple days this week, if that’s the approach we take on the safer side, he’ll still have 2 1/2 weeks of preparation for Detroit,” McVay said Sunday in a video call.
Rams’ Preseason Schedule Continues
The Rams are set to practice on Monday and Tuesday at California Lutheran University before traveling to Houston for a joint workout with the Texans on Thursday. The Rams visit the Texans for their preseason finale on Saturday.
Stafford’s Strong 2023 Performance
Stafford, 36, threw for 3,965 yards and 24 touchdowns against 11 interceptions in 15 games last season to help the Rams return to the playoffs after missing out in 2022.
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