After a shocking injury statement that revealed the super star had a shattered spine, the Rams lost a vital player for the Super Bowl.
It was one of the rare occasions this season that the Los Angeles Rams were able to emerge from a game with a comparatively small number of injuries on Sunday afternoon. Despite this, the Rams lost David Edwards to a recurrent concussion halfway through the game. Aside from that, the Rams have not yet suffered any serious injuries. Reminders are nearly ready to play as Los Angeles prepares for their Week 6 matchup with Carolina.
The most recent injuries Los Angeles has before facing the Carolina Panthers in Week 6 are listed below, along with their availability this week.
David Edwards, LG (Brain Injury)
As of Tuesday afternoon, David Edwards was placed on inactive reserve (UPDATE),
Rams Head Coach LG David Edwards is still in the concussion protocol, according to Sean McVay.
Stu Jackson, on October 10, 2022 (@StuJRams)
Present: Not In (IR)
Potential and dubious players going into Week 5…
Kevin Allen, Brian (knee)
After undergoing minor knee surgery, Brian Allen has been out for the anticipated four weeks. Though Sean McVay was reluctant to activate the starting center, he was reportedly on the verge of making a comeback in Week 5. Although he could make a comeback this week, take note of the bye week as it presents an opportunity to get players fully healthy for Week 8. Additionally, it would let the Rams evaluate Matt Skura’s abilities.
Center Brian Allen has missed three games due to a knee injury, but Sean McVay said he is almost recovered: “He is making good progress.” We’re sort of keeping everything on the table, whether that happens this week or the next.” #Rams
— October 4, 2022, Gilbert Manzano (@GManzano24)
Situation: Most likely
Cobie Durant, CB, hamstring (grade 1)
Like Brian Allen, Cobie Durant is almost ready to play again after suffering a Grade 1 hamstring strain.
He might be activated by LA, but they might decide to keep him off the field in case of
most of the snaps were visible to Ramsey, Kendrick, Haley, and Rochell due to the emergency.
Situation: Most likely
David Long Jr., CB (groin): Due to a groin pull he suffered during practice, Long has now missed three games.
Arizona. He or Durant ought to play against Carolina this week.
Situation: Most likely
#CB Rams S Taylor Rapp (ribs) and David Long (groin) are doubtful for Sunday’s game against the Cowboys.
— @GManzano24, Gilbert Manzano 7 October 2022
Rapp, S. Taylor (Ribs)
Rapp was initially anticipated to play against Dallas in Week 5 by Coach McVay. Later in the week, he was demoted to questionable and eventually rendered inactive. This week, the four-year safety should be back.
Situation: Most likely
Lake S. Quentin (knee)
A fresh name to keep an eye on: Lake can remove himself from the Physically Unable to
This week, execute the list. But it’s unclear where he stands in terms of his recuperation.
Situation: Uncertain
Daniel Hardy (Ankle), EDGE
Hardy’s high ankle sprain qualifies him to leave the injured list. He ought to be exonerated.
either for Week 8 or this week.
Situation: Uncertain
The Rams’ injured reserve roster…
Kyren Williams, right ankle fracture
Van Jefferson, WR (Knee) Tremayne Anchrum, OG (fractured fibula) Logan Bruss, OG (ACL and MCL) David Edwards, OG (concussion) Coleman Shelton, C (Ankle)
Troy Hill, CB (Groin), S (Hamstring), and Travin Howard, ILB (Groin)
