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The Los Angeles Rams got strong words from Matthew Stafford amid their noteworthy announcement to begin Week 9 preparations.

Quarterback Matthew Stafford dismissed concerns regarding his right elbow soreness after being listed on the Los Angeles Rams' Week 9 injury report. Speaking to reporters on November 4, the 38-year-old explained that routine icing and slight soreness are normal, noting he has not missed a single rep in practice or games despite being named on the report as a full participant.
Stafford addressed the Rams' broader injury situation as several key players face time off the field. Wide receiver Davante Adams missed practice, cornerback Jaylen Watson is out for the season, and Trent McDuffie and Colby Parkinson deal with ongoing injuries. However, the team opened 21-day practice windows for Myles Garrett and Terrance Ferguson.
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