Matthew Stafford hasn’t had a perfectly clean bill of health for the Rams in his two seasons in Los Angeles, but that’s essentially been the story of his entire NFL career. He had minor thumb surgery in 2021 and then the elbow issue last offseason, so he wasn’t 100% for OTAs in either year.
This year, he expects it to be different. Even though he missed significant time with a neck injury this year, the Rams quarterback plans to be a more normal participant in practice during offseason workouts. Stafford told reporters on Monday that he’s looking forward to being healthy for OTAs this spring after being limited the last two offseasons, saying it’ll be “nice.”
