What happened: Matthew Stafford said star names do not win games on their own and urged Los Angeles to build a dependable baseline in camp. He wants each unit capable of carrying the team when the other has an off day.

Why it matters: The roster pairs the reigning MVP with the reigning Defensive Player of the Year after the Myles Garrett trade. That combination shifts the preseason question from top-end talent to whether the group can sustain its level over a full schedule.

What to watch: Training camp will test whether the Rams can turn their upgraded roster into the week-to-week stability Stafford wants.