Stafford lost a large part of training camps after starting to feel discomfort in the back of exercises over the summer. That elder refused to specify whether he is still controlling this inconvenience or confirming his supply for week 1.
“I’m not going to answer such questions,” he said through the Los Angeles Times. “… it’s probably a daily thing. I’m just doing everything I can to try to be out there for the next exercise.”
Returning probably involves using “rejuvenating and renewal” mobile car vehicles that were laid on Rams’s facilities, which Stafford went during during his practice he missed.
After a few days of exercise, Stafford said he was feeling good.
“The good thing is that I feel good,” he said. “The last few days out there practicing, I could do even more than I thought I was going to be able to do the first day and then I’ve just been trying to stack days. … Bakes are sometimes interesting things. It’s not cut and dry, what’s what and how you feel.”
Sean McVay said on Thursday that he did not notice much difference from the Pro Bowl team manager.
“He has looked like a stud we know,” said the coach through The official website of the team. “From what I see, there are no restrictions and he is playing at a really high level. I’ve seen a guy who has gotten better and better.”
Stafford will not travel to Cleveland before the end of Saturday’s game which starts at 1 pm ET on NFL Network.