IRVINE, Calif. (AP) -- Jared Goff showed up to the UC Irvine dorms a bit ahead of his fellow rookies Tuesday, getting a quick start on his first training camp with the Los Angeles Rams.
In truth, the Rams' quarterback of the future has been trying to get a head start since shortly after the team wrapped up offseason workouts a month ago.
The No. 1 draft pick has been working out at a high school near the Rams' new Thousand Oaks home base alongside fellow quarterback Case Keenum, rookie receivers Pharoh Cooper and Nelson Spruce and several others.