4 standouts from Day 2 of Rams training camp - Rams Wire

What the report says

USA Today’s Rams Wire reported that the Los Angeles Rams’ second training camp practice at Loyola Marymount University produced several early standouts, even before the team has begun padded work. The practice took place Monday, with Cameron DaSilva’s report published July 28, 2026. The article framed the session as an early look at roster competition, especially for younger players trying to strengthen their case for the 53-man roster.

Wide receiver CJ Daniels, a sixth-round pick acquired after the Rams traded up in the draft, drew attention while working with the second-team offense. Rams Wire cited team reporter Stu Jackson’s observation that Daniels was highly reliable on targets thrown his way, and noted that coach Sean McVay praised the rookie’s maturity and approach. McVay also pointed to preseason games and continued practices as important evaluation opportunities for Daniels.

Cornerback Cam Lampkin was another player highlighted after a second consecutive encouraging day in the secondary. According to the report, Lampkin made a notable interception Monday after breaking up a pass during Sunday’s practice. Rams Wire described him as a potential depth option behind a cornerback group led by Trent McDuffie, Jaylen Watson and Emmanuel Forbes Jr.

The two established names on the standout list were Puka Nacua and Matthew Stafford. Reporters at practice identified a difficult one-handed Nacua catch over the middle as one of the day’s top plays, while Stafford returned after sitting out the first camp session under a workload plan. Rams Wire said McVay was pleased with Stafford’s sharpness, including a deep completion to Nacua, reinforcing the early importance of timing between the veteran quarterback and his top receiver.