CJ Daniels is reportedly off to a decent start in training camp, and there will likely be ups and downs for the young player (that’s what practice is for), but so far, Daniels is getting some positive reports or takes with regard to his work at training camp.
You can and likely should take training camp reports with some caution because as important as training and practices are, what really matters is gameday, and positive training camps do not always translate to big seasons.
Either way, Daniels
should have every chance to make this roster given that the Los Angeles Rams traded up for him in the latest draft, but we’ll see. The Rams are going to go with the roster they think gives them the best chance to win the Super Bowl. Daniels may be likely to make the roster, but he has to earn it.
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4 standouts from Day 2 of Rams training camp (ramswire)
“Based on reports from camp, here are four players who performed well in Monday’s practice.
WR CJ Daniels
The Rams traded up for Daniels in the sixth round of the draft this year and they may have found their latest Day 3 gem. The former Miami receiver drew high praise from reporters in attendance, as well as his head coach Sean McVay. Stu Jackson of TheRams.com noted that Daniels “caught just about every target thrown his way on Monday” while working with the second-team offense.“
Vita Vea blockbuster is the only way 49ers can beat Rams at their own game (ninernoise)
“News broke early Monday that star defensive tackle Vita Vea officially requested a trade from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. To make matters more enticing, it was rumored he was looking to go to a team in California, putting the red and gold square in contention.
49ers have means to pull off Vea trade and would be foolish not to
General manager John Lynch has more than enough financial flexibility to bring on the Pro Bowler, according to ESPN. Therefore, it would only make sense for a team square in a championship window to make a push to even the score with their division rival.“
Los Angeles Rams Turn to 2-Time National Champion QB With First-Team Offense (heavy.com)
“The Rams said Stafford is expected to sit out the first and third days of each four-day practice block, creating additional opportunities behind him, according to the team’s Day 1 training camp observations.
Bennett’s opening assignment carried more significance because of who was behind him.
Simpson signed a fully guaranteed four-year, $25.4 million rookie contract after Los Angeles drafted him in the first round, but the Rams didn’t immediately place their prized rookie ahead of Bennett when camp opened.“
