Rams list Stafford with elbow injury after reporter inquiry

Rams listed Matthew Stafford with elbow injury after reporters asked about ice on his arm.

Nov 7, 2026

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Rams list Stafford with elbow injury after reporter inquiry

Rams listed Matthew Stafford with elbow injury after reporters asked about ice on his arm.

In brief

Rams listed Matthew Stafford with elbow injury after reporters asked about ice on his arm. Rams listed Matthew Stafford with elbow injury because reporters asked about ice on his throwing arm. Originally reported by NBC Sports.

Reporters ask about ice on Stafford's arm

Reporters asked Rams coach Sean McVay about quarterback Matthew Stafford having ice on his throwing arm after Sunday's win over the Chargers.

Rams list Stafford with elbow injury

On Wednesday, the Rams listed Stafford as having an elbow injury after reporters inquired about ice on his arm.

McVay explains the decision

McVay explains the decision

McVay said the decision to list Stafford with an elbow injury was because reporters asked about ice on his elbow.

McVay describes Stafford's performance

McVay stated Stafford has been a full participant, spinning the ball with great timing, rhythm, and accuracy.

Rams' injury reporting history

The Rams' approach mirrors the Patriots' habit of listing Tom Brady as 'probable' with a 'right shoulder' injury after reporters asked about ice on his shoulder.

Stafford's elbow situation

Stafford's elbow situation

Stafford either has an actual elbow injury the Rams have been concealing or the claim of an injury is a response to reporters asking about ice on his arm.

The bottom line

Rams listed Matthew Stafford with elbow injury because reporters asked about ice on his throwing arm.

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