The Los Angeles Rams may enter the 2024 season without knowing who their backup quarterback will be.
Rams head coach Sean McVay said Thursday that the team has announced ” He said he would contact Stetson Bennett at the appropriate time.
“I think the first thing is to get in touch with him. We’re going to do it at the right time so you know where you are and this is what’s best for him and for our football team.” You’ll understand what we think is “put him back into this ecosystem?” ” McVeigh said. “Those are going to be conversations that we’re going to have. And I think once we have a better idea of what to do with it, we’ll get clarity.
“But I want you to know that we have Matthew Stafford right now. And really, in our minds, we don’t have a backup quarterback on this roster. But if that’s the case with Stetson and the draft or free agency.” We’ll see what happens in terms of how it impacts the.”
Just over a month ago, McVay said he didn’t know if the two-time national champion at the University of Georgia would return to the Rams in 2024.
Bennett entered the season expected to be Matthew Stafford’s backup, but he never appeared in his rookie year, and the team ultimately turned to veteran Carson Wentz.
The team did not provide details about Bennett’s designation other than that McVay described the move as “bigger than football.”
The 2023 fourth-round pick won two consecutive national championships as quarterback for the Georgia Bulldogs.
He threw for 8,429 yards, 66 touchdowns, and 14 interceptions in his college career before being selected by the Rams.
Meanwhile, the Rams hope to improve on their 2023 season, where they made the playoffs as a wild card team before losing to the Detroit Lions in Super Wild Card Weekend.
