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Over the course of Sean McVay's coaching career, one part of his operation that rarely gets the praise is the medical team. At the forefront of sports medicine, not only are players exposed to the top medical minds and concepts, but the team has also put together individualized practice schedules to maintain the health of their roster.A key to their approach is the instillation of rest days. Regardless of status, the Rams have used off-days to manage a variety of issues, including Matthew Stafford's back, Byron Young's knee and Alaric Jackson's battle with blood clots. The Rams are even taking extra precautions with Myles Garrett.Recently, veteran receiver Davante Adams spoke about those health days and the impact that they have.It keeps you healthier," Adams said. "You can come out here, it's a grind. We all know that. It's a mental grind. It's a combination of mental and physical. It's not supposed to come out here and tear your body down to separate the boys from the men. Thats the old school way of doing things. There are ways of separating the boys from the men, but I don't think it's through just trying to callous us coming out here and killing us on the field.""When we go, we go. The type of people that we have, nobody's taking advantage of the fact that he'll look out for us a little bit in the schedule or notice if the volume is a little high for certain players, hell have certain off-days. It took me 12 years to even have an off day. Coming here and I told them, 'If you want me to have an off day, you all are going to have to manipulate the schedule for that.'"I've been told in the past, You let us know how you're feeling if you don't want to go. I'm not built that way. I'm not going to tell you I'm not going to practice. You have to tell me I'm not going to practice. Otherwise, you're going to see me out there all day and it's going to be a lot more stress on those legs. Sometimes rest and recovery is even as big as the strain.McVay's use of his position to prevent players from overworking themselves has allowed the team to avoid major injuries over the course of a season, while also helping injured players recover in a quick and efficient manner. Adams, Jackson, and Quentin Lake are examples of players who missed time towards the end of 2025 before recovering in time for the playoffs.This article originally appeared on Rams Wire: Davante Adams appreciates Sean McVay's unique approach to practice schedules

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA - MAY 9: Caitlin Clark #22 of the Indiana Fever dribbles the ball against Paige Bueckers #5 of the Dallas Wings during the first half at Gainbridge Fieldhouse on May 9, 2026 in Indianapolis, Indiana. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this photograph, User is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. (Photo by Michael Hickey/Getty Images) | Getty ImagesIf the WNBA playoffs started today, wed be in store for four riveting first-round series. The league-best Minnesota Lynx would face the surging Washington Mystics. The reigning champions, Las Vegas Aces, would face the New York Liberty. Gabby Williams and the Golden State Valkyries would host Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream. And Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever would battle Paige Bueckers and the Dallas Wings. Heres how the first round would stack up, and my way-too-early predictions for who will emerge victorious. #1 Minnesota Lynx (25-6) vs #8 Washington Mystics (16-12)The Lynx will be heavily favored in this match-up, though the Mystics have won 4 straight and are playing some of their best basketball of the season. Minnesota has been led by Rookie of the Year shoo-in Olivia Miles, as well as a supporting cast that includes Courtney Williams, Kayla McBride, and Natasha Howard. On top of that, Napheesa Collier is back from double ankle surgeries that sidelined her for most of the season. Minnesota has won 10 straight games and have outscored opponents by an average of 9.3 points per game this season. The Mystics, therefore, face an uphill climb in the first round. Shakira Austin, Kiki Iriafen, and Sonia Citron have all had big-time seasons, but all three have very limited playoff experience (Austin played two postseason games in 2022, while Iriafen and Citron did not make the playoffs as rookies). Washington will be happy to get playoff experience for their young core, but this is a formidable first-round assignment. The two teams have split their regular season series so far, and both games came down to the wire. Another fun wrinkle? Former Notre Dame guards Olivia Miles and Sonia Citron would be squaring off. Tentative Prediction: Lynx in 2#2 Las Vegas Aces (21-9) vs #7 New York Liberty (18-13)Few could have projected that the Aces and Liberty would square off in the first round. The two teams faced off in the 2023 Finals, with Las Vegas emerging victorious, and then again in the 2024 Semi-Finals, with New York coming out on top en route to their franchise-first championship. But New York has had a down year and unexpectedly slipped to the 7th-best record in the league under first-year head coach Chris DeMarco. It still could all come together. New York has been better since Leonie Fiebichs return, and Sabrina Ionescu is finally healthy. But Breanna Stewart needs more from her supporting cast whether thats more consistency from former MVP Jonquel Jones, better shooting from Ionescu, or more from the bench. The Aces have won three titles in the last four seasons, and while they havent had a perfect season, Aja Wilson continues to play some of the best basketball of her career while the championship backcourt of Jackie Young and Chelsea Gray continues to thrive. New York beat Las Vegas in the Commissioners Cup, but that was with Wilson sidelined, so its hard to know how much of what worked then would carry over to a postseason matchup. The Aces and Liberty split the other two matchups. TentativePrediction: Aces in 3#3 Golden State Valkyries (21-9) vs #6 Atlanta Dream (18-11)The Valkyries swept their season series against the Dream over the span of a week, beating them three times as part of Atlantas season-worst 5-game losing streak. Was that just a bad week at work for the Dream, or a sign of potential trouble to come in a postseason matchup? Angel Reese has been a revelation for Atlanta, and Rhyne Howard and Allisha Gray were both All-Stars, again. But will they be able to muster up a play style in the playoffs they couldnt find in the regular season matchup? Golden State, meanwhile, has been a powerhouse. But will their offensive woes catch up to them in a slowed-down playoff environment? The Valkyries have been elite defensively, but dont quite have the go-to scoring options that other teams of their caliber do. TentativePrediction: Valkyries in 3#4 Dallas Wings (19-11) vs #5 Indiana Fever (19-11) This matchup would feature three of the most electric guards in the league in Caitlin Clark, Paige Bueckers, and Kelsey Mitchell. Plus, No. 1 overall pick Azzi Fudd has had an underrated rookie campaign. Both the Wings and the Fever have had good seasons, and would make for a star-studded first-round matchup if current standings hold come playoff time. This would be an offensive battle, as both teams have some defensive deficiencies. It will also be the first time Bueckers laces up for playoff action (Clark played two playoff games in her rookie season, but was sidelined in her sophomore campaign). The Wings and Fever faced off on Opening Day, with the Wings walking away with a 3-point victory. They havent faced off since, so its anybodys guess how things would fare come September. TentativePrediction: Fever in 3

Masaaki Noiri believes every piece of his grand redemption story has already fallen into place. Now, the Japanese superstar simply must deliver the definitive results to complete it.The former ONE Interim Featherweight Kickboxing World Champion will rematch Spirit Dragon Liu Mengyang in the quarterfinals of the highly anticipated ONE SAMURAI Featherweight Kickboxing Tournament at ONE SAMURAI 2. The blockbuster event takes place on Saturday, August 8, broadcasting live from Tokyos EBARA WAVE Arena Ota, streaming via live.onefc.com.View this post on InstagramTheir first meeting in December 2024 ended with Liu handing Noiri his second straight loss in ONE Championship, marking the very first time the Japanese standout had suffered consecutive defeats in his illustrious career. The Chinese striker stepped in on short notice, surprised Noiri in the first round, and ultimately earned a unanimous decision.More than a year and a half later, the 33-year-old finally has the coveted opportunity to settle the score and advance in an elite eight-man tournament. The eventual winner of this prestigious bracket will earn a guaranteed shot at reigning ONE Featherweight Kickboxing World Champion Superbon.The Japanese veteran recalled:The last time we fought, my opponent was changed to Liu Mengyang at the last minute. I barely had any information about him. There were only one or two videos of his previous fights available. From those, he looked like a fighter who preferred to stay at range and fight from the outside.So I built my strategy around facing that type of fighter. But when he fought me, he closed the distance and pressured me throughout the fight. It was completely different from what I had expected.View this post on InstagramNoiri displayed great resilience to recover from an early knockdown, producing much stronger work over the final two rounds, but his late rally was not quite enough to overturn Lius early advantage on the scorecards.The former two-division K-1 Champion also came away deeply impressed by his rivals physical strength, height, and ability to use those attributes effectively. However, Noiri and Team Vasileus have meticulously prepared for both the aggressive pressure fighter who appeared in their first meeting and the longer-range striker they initially expected. The Japanese striking ace believes he will have a definitive answer either way.He said:We have prepared for both possible versions of him, so well be ready regardless of which approach he chooses. Our preparation is complete.View this post on InstagramLiu has continued competing and steadily building momentum since their first battle, but Noiri firmly believes his own technical improvement has been even greater. Since their encounter, Spirit Dragon has reeled off three straight victories, highlighted by a spectacular finish of Tawanchai PK Saenchai, and was in line to challenge Superbon before the champion withdrew due to injury.More importantly, the frustration of that initial defeat has remained with Noiri throughout every single demanding session of his current training camp. The former interim titleholder knows his fans expect a decisive response, and he fully intends to deliver one.Noiri said:Since [our first fight], he has put together a winning streak and continued competing consistently. Im sure he has gained experience and become a better fighter. But I believe I have improved even more. The humiliation I experienced that night has to be repaid more than double.I know people are expecting me to score a knockout. No matter how the fight unfolds, I want to put him down and win.View this post on InstagramNoiri Looks To Lead Japan Into A New EraAlthough Liu Mengyang commands Masaaki Noiris complete and undivided attention, the Team Vasileus representative clearly understands what could await him deeper in the ONE SAMURAI Featherweight Kickboxing Tournament.Marat Grigorian is a longtime dream opponent for the Japanese star, whose relentless style has often been favorably compared to Noiris. However, the Armenian star sits on the opposite side of the bracket and could only meet Noiri in the tournament final. Should Noiri advance past Liu, he will face the winner of Kaito and Mohammad Siasaranis quarterfinal rematch.However, every possible route through the bracket ultimately points toward the exact same destination. Noiri desperately wants another opportunity against Superbon after falling short in their World Title unification bout at ONE 173 last November.Noiri explained:After losing to Superbon, I decided that I absolutely had to face him again, defeat him, and win the belt. My goal isnt simply to get revenge against Superbon. I want to defeat him while he is champion and take the belt from him.View this post on InstagramONE SAMURAI 2 also carries much wider cultural significance for the former interim king.Noiri was proudly present at the inaugural ONE SAMURAI event, which he described as a truly magical night for martial arts. Following Takeru Natural Born Krusher Segawas recent retirement, the Japanese legend personally told Noiri and Yuki Yoza that it was now their shared responsibility to carry the countrys striking scene forward.Noiri wants to contribute to that legacy in his own distinct way and leave an even stronger impression at the second edition of the event series.He concluded:The story is already there. It starts with a rematch with Liu in the first round of the tournament. Everything is in place for an incredible story. Now it is up to me to deliver the results.I have to prove myself, get my revenge, eventually earn another opportunity against Superbon, and win the belt that proves Im the best in the world.View this post on InstagramSource