The Los Angeles Rams receive a positive update on Matthew Stafford’s injury status, anticipating his return as the starting quarterback for Week 11 against the Seattle Seahawks. Stafford, who suffered a sprained UCL in his right thumb during Week 8, missed Week 9 but benefited from the bye week for additional recovery.
The article recounts Stafford’s history of injuries, detailing his resilience during the 2021 season, which included a Super Bowl victory. Despite signing a substantial extension in 2022, Stafford faced setbacks, including a concussion and spinal cord contusion in Week 11, leading to his placement on season-ending injured reserve. Brett Rypien filled in during Week 9, but he was released during the bye week, and the Rams signed Carson Wentz as a new backup. The article concludes with an expectation of Stafford starting in Week 11 and a recognition of the challenges the Rams might face in deciding his future, considering potential draft options in 2024.
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