Myles Garrett missed his third consecutive Los Angeles Rams training camp practice on Sunday due to lower-body soreness, but head coach Sean McVay expressed no concerns.
The Kansas City Chiefs are fully in the swing of things at training camp as the new NFL season quickly approaches. The Chiefs had quite the eventful offseason this year, headlined on defense by the losses of Trent McDuffie and Jaylen Watson, both of whom are now members of the Los Angeles Rams.
Aaron Donald's potential return to the Rams continues to trend in the right direction. Head coach Sean McVay said a few days ago, "The arrow is pointing up." Should Donald unretire, the Rams would be contractually obligated to address the money left on his deal.
At the start of camp, Rams HC Sean McVay said a potential return for DT Aaron Donald is “trending upward,” but nothing will be made official until the team returns to their facility at the end of the week.
Throughout much of training camp, there has been growing speculation that Aaron Donald could potentially make a return to the NFL and play for the Los Angeles Rams.
As the Los Angeles Rams shift their offensive identity to heavier tight end sets, one beneficiary of that transition will be second-year tight end Terrance Ferguson.
The Los Angeles Rams are officially into their second week of training camp and will wrap things up at Loyola Marymount later in the week before heading back to Woodland Hills.
The Los Angeles Rams’ big offseason acquisition Myles Garrett has not been on the practice field for the last few days of training camp as he deals with lower body soreness.
Myles Garrett did not practice Sunday at Loyola Marymount University. The Los Angeles Rams star has missed three straight sessions with soreness in his lower leg and will sit out Monday as well.
The Los Angeles Rams had a goal this offseason, and it was to stack their roster with as many good players as possible. They’re probably not done, because there’s a chance that Aaron Donald could come out of retirement, and he’s been training like it recently, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
Aging is never easy for NFL wide receivers — especially those in their mid-30s, when the sharp cuts and quick changes of direction needed to separate from cornerbacks begin to fade.
One rookie is making an early name for himself with the future Hall of Famer and his teammates. The Los Angeles Rams were one of the stories of the 2026 NFL Draft.
Dressed in a black T-shirt, shorts, sunglasses and a Starbucks cup in hand, Matthew Stafford arrived at Loyola Marymount for his 18th training camp. The quarterback looked relaxed, matching what Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer saw from the sidelines — even as the end of his career nears.
Los Angeles Rams defensive end Myles Garrett missed his third straight practice Sunday due to lower-body soreness, but head coach Sean McVay insists those absences shouldn't ring alarm bells.
The Los Angeles Rams are in the middle of holding training camp workouts and recently had a familiar face stop by to visit them. According Adam Schefter
The Los Angeles Rams capped the first week of training camp, including one day of padded practice, at Loyola Marymount University. While the team enjoys a day of rest before starting another block of workouts, here is an early 53-man roster projection.
The Los Angeles Rams completed the first week of training camp on Saturday, practicing six times in seven days. Throughout the first week, there have been several players who have stood out more than others.
Throughout the first week of Los Angeles Rams training camp, a lot of focus and attention has been on Ty Simpson. Naturally, there is going to be pressure on a first-round quarterback to succeed.
The Los Angeles Rams have plenty of star power on offense, loaded at virtually every position. Tight end Terrance Ferguson appears on track to join that list.
TheLos Angeles Ramsare appearing prepared to make Puka Nacua prove himself one more time before committing significant money to their star wide receiver.
Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua has been in the headlines throughout the 2026 offseason – mostly for the wrong reasons. The 25-year-old was accused in March of making antisemitic statements to a woman before biting her on the shoulder.