Breaking: Cautious Rams ‘want to be smart’ with QB Stafford….

California’s Thousand Oaks — Due to hamstring stiffness, Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford only participated in individual exercises at practice on Monday. Coach Sean McVay stated that the team “wanted to be smart with him” and skipped team activities.

Stafford might not be able to make it through the entire practice on Tuesday, according to McVay, but Los Angeles “will progress him as the week goes.” The Rams will warm up at their facility on Tuesday and play the Texans in Houston on Thursday.

McVay stated, “[We] wanted to be smart with him.” “It didn’t seem worth it if there was any kind of abrupt movement that caused him to stumble. He is in excellent health.”

McVay stated on Monday that he is “not concerned” about Stafford.

Calif.’s Thousand Oaks Coach Sean McVay of the Los Angeles Rams stated on Monday that the team “wanted to be smart with him” and that quarterback Matthew Stafford (hamstring discomfort) participated in individual drills but not team drills.

Stafford may or may not participate in the entire practice on Tuesday, according to McVay, but Los Angeles “will progress him as the week goes.” The Rams will work out on Tuesday at their location before playing the Texans in Houston on Thursday.

According to McVay, “[We] wanted to be smart with him.” “I just didn’t think it would be worth it if there was any kind of abrupt movement that set him back.” He’s in excellent health.”

McVay declared on Monday that he is “not concerned” over Stafford.