LOS ANGELES, Ca. The Los Angeles Rams have wrapped up seven days of training camp so far as they prepare for a hard-hitting preseason, followed by a grueling regular season. So what have we seen from the Rams so far? What is the good and the bad? We take a look at all of the good, plus the not-so-good through training camp.

The Los Angeles Rams hit the field on Monday for their first padded practice of training camp, increasing the intensity and physicality as Week 1 approaches. It was a run-heavy day by design, Sean McVay said, which helped set the tone for practice moving forward.

Puka Nacua says he alters his practice regimen so he can learn from the three-time All-Pro, who is viewed like a professor by the Rams’ young receiving corps.

New Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Davante Adams talks about getting to play with a familiar face in his team team.

With Stafford sidelined, the Rams have been leaning on another veteran, 33-year-old Jimmy Garoppolo. Garoppolo, who has 64 starts across stints with the New England Patriots, San Francisco 49ers, Las Vegas Raiders and the Rams, has been leading the first-team offense throughout camp and would take the reins as QB1 if Stafford misses any time.

The Rams have a timetable for quarterback Matthew Stafford's recovery from a sore back, but Los Angeles coach Sean McVay does not plan on making it public to avoid the perception of a possible setback.

The Los Angeles Rams are playing it close to the chest with quarterback Matthew Stafford’s current health situation. The 37-year-old veteran is dealing with back soreness and has now missed his second straight week of training camp.