The Los Angeles Rams lost to the Green Bay Packers without their starting quarterback Matthew Stafford
who sat with a thumb injury.The veteran quarterback was ruled out Sunday with a UCL sprain in his right thumb
sustained in last weeks game against the Dallas Cowboys. Backup Brett Rypien started in place in L.A.s 20-3 defeat at Lambeau Field.
Staffords injury occurred in the second quarter of a blowout loss to the Cowboys, when he banged his thumb against the helmet of defensive lineman
Mazi Smith. Stafford went to the locker room, but returned to play the entire second half.#Rams QB Matthew Stafford appeared to injure his thumb on his throwing hand during this play.
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pic./CLzhFmTyYJ— Pro Football Network (PFN365) October 29, 2023The Rams were more conservative with Stafford this past week,
holding him out of practice the entire week and marking him as questionable for the Packers game on Friday
. The good news for the Rams is that they have a bye next week, giving Stafford two weeks to recover before their next game against the
Seattle Seahawks on Nov. 19.Rypien couldnt generate much offense on Sunday as he went 13-of-28 for 130 yards and an interception.
This was the first missed game of the season for Stafford, who missed eight last season with a concussion and a spinal cord contusion.
Entering Sunday, in nine career games, three of them starts, Rypien posted 820 passing yards, a 60.7% completion rate, 5.9 yards per pass attempt, four passing touchdowns and eight interceptions. On his previous team, the
Denver Broncos, Rypien went 2-1 in his starts.