Ball security and a lack of big plays were trouble spots for Kyren Williams last season, but he worked hard this summer to improve in both areas.

One year ago this week, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers entered camp with an offensive backfield consisting of a crafty veteran quarterback, a workhorse fourth-year running back and a rookie fourth-round draft pick.

The running back, entering the final year of his rookie contract, isn’t shying away from putting in work as training camp begins Wednesday at Loyola Marymount.

Kyren Williams is still seeking a new deal, but that doesn't mean he's going to hold out from Rams training camp.

First, the good. Right tackle Rob Havenstein said he is cleared to be a full participant in practices. The 11th-year tackle missed OTAs following cleanout procedures on both his shoulders, but he said Tuesday he’s hit his goals for strength training, clearing his way to return to the field.

Kyren Williams has reported to the Rams training camp and will participate in this week's practice while he negotiates a new contract.

The Rams are set to open training camp with Matthew Stafford working off to the side as the veteran battles a sore back.

Rams defensive lineman Kobie Turner said on NFL Network’s "The Insiders" last week that he’s had Los Angeles' Week 3 rematch with Philadelphia circled since the schedule came out this spring.

Quarterback Matthew Stafford will begin the Los Angeles Rams’ training camp on the sidelines while recovering from back soreness.

The Los Angeles Rams are no strangers to that idea, and they'll have some interesting matches in 2025 that could be considered rivalries. Their six NFC West games are certainly on that level, and you could even wrap the 2024 NFC Divisional Round rematch with the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 3 as well.