LA Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford had to leave their joint practice with the Cowboys early on Wednesday, due to hamstring tightness, according to a report from Sarah Barshop of ESPN. Jimmy Garoppolo, who signed with Los Angeles in March to backup Stafford, took the first-team reps once he was sidelined. In 15 games last year, Stafford completed 62.6% of his passes for 3,965 yards, while tossing in 24 touchdowns and 11 interceptions. The post Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford leaves Cowboys joint practice due to hamstring tightness, per report appeared first on On3.
