Overview
- Sean McVay said Stafford has “no restrictions” in practice and is “playing at a really high level.”
- ESPN’s Dan Graziano projects there could be a week Stafford chooses not to play through the back issue, which could prompt Jimmy Garoppolo to start.
- Stafford recently returned to full participation after aggravating a back disk in the offseason, and reports say he received an epidural.
- The veteran missed the preseason and significant camp time but is expected to open Sept. 7 against the Texans.
- Los Angeles retains key weapons in Puka Nacua, Davante Adams and Kyren Williams, and Stafford’s reworked deal pays about $84 million over the next two seasons.