Stafford, 37, has not practiced since the Rams opened training camp while receiving treatment from trainers and the team medical staff for what McVay initially described as back soreness. McVay said last Tuesday that Stafford would sit out the first block of practices, but return on Monday when the Rams will be in pads for the first time.

With the weight of LA's Super Bowl hopes on his back, Matthew Stafford's soreness only appears to be worsening. After telling reporters that he felt "pretty good" about his quarterback only missing a short period of time this training camp,

Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford is going to miss at least another week of training camp because of back soreness, but Sean McVay says he isn't concerned.