The Los Angeles Rams seem to feel comfortable about their quarterback situation, even if starter Matthew Stafford misses more time. But should they?

The Los Angeles Rams enter their second week of training camp on Monday and they’re kicking things off with a big change to practice. Players will be wearing pads for the first time, so there will be more contact and physicality on the field – without live tackling, of course.

While the Rams have a proven starter in Matthew Stafford, Sean McVay is willing to put Jimmy Garoppolo in that same category.

On Saturday, Rams coach Sean McVay stated that Stafford is week-to-week with the back injury he has been dealing with since the start of training camp. He was expected to return Monday, but the Rams want to be cautious and make sure Stafford is ready for Week 1.

Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay continues to praise backup quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo. While he's no immediate threat to Matthew Stafford's role with the team, McVay still believes Garoppolo is a starter in the league. He added that Garoppolo is the best backup quarterback in the NFL.

Jimmy Garoppolo gets spontaneous vs. Rams, and that’s a good sign as 49ers enter bye week 49ers QB Jimmy Garoppolo looked more in command than at any time this season in win over Rams.

LOS ANGELES — After a wild few seasons, quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo finally looks relaxed. The 10-year veteran has returned to a backup role, with both Garoppolo and the Los Angeles Rams ...