Any time a quarterback is getting days off from practice because of pain in his throwing arm, alarms are going to sound. There was at least some concern about Matthew Stafford’s elbow earlier in training camp when Sean McVay revealed he was feeling some pain, causing him to lighten the quarterback’s workload.
But over the last two weeks, things have gotten progressively better for Stafford – ever since McVay said it was an “abnormal” injury for a quarterback and something pitchers deal with. Stafford has ramped up his throwing and participated fully in back-to-back practices, including the team’s scrimmage on Tuesday.
