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Rams beat writer for LA Daily News/OC Register. He/him.

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7 Rams training camp questions: Will Aaron Donald un-retire? Original

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By Adam Grosbard Verified
| The Orange County Register Verified
When the Rams report to Loyola Marymount University for training camp this weekend, they will arrive as the betting favorites to win the Super Bowl. That’s what happens when you add All-Pros like Myles Garrett and Trent McDuffie to a team that lost in the NFC championship game, while returning all the key contributors of an offense that led the NFL in scoring. But as head coach Sean McVay has insisted since the trade for Garrett, championships aren’t handed to you.
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Rams training camp preview: Defense must shine after major upgrades Original

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By Adam Grosbard Verified
| The Orange County Register Verified
One of football coaches’ favorite cliches is “complementary football.” On the macro level, it means the offense and defense are making plays that support each other — turnovers leading to points, the offense stringing together first downs to allow the defense to rest. On the micro, it can mean a strong run game setting up play-action passes. Or on defense, a pass rush that doesn’t let a secondary cover too long, and a secondary that gives a pass rush time to get home.
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Rams training camp preview: QB Ty Simpson takes playbook to heart and to bed

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By Adam Grosbard Verified
| The Modesto Bee Verified
LOS ANGELES - Ty Simpson didn’t get many reps during the Rams’ offseason program. Starting quarterback Matthew Stafford naturally got the lion’s share, while Stetson Bennett IV filled the backup role. That left but a few live opportunities for the rookie. But the No. 13 overall pick in April’s NFL draft used other means to reinforce what he learned in the film room each morning. Simpson would take each day’s offensive script and record himself reading it aloud.
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