The Los Angeles Rams have collected their fair share of injuries within the first four and a half weeks of the NFL season. Superstars Puka Nacua (groin), Myles Garrett (knee) and Aaron Donald (back) have missed two, three and two games respectively. Key contributors Terrance Ferguson (ankle), Jaylen Watson (shoulder), and Colby Parkinson (shoulder/knee) have also all missed time.
It appears though that the Rams are trending upward with their health as Aaron Donald, Colby Parkinson, and Jaylen Watson
are all expected to return for Week 5’s game tomorrow night against the Buffalo Bills.
Grant Stuard (hamstring) and Quentin Lake (hip) appear to be the only players in jeopardy of missing the game aside from Myles Garrett (IR) and Terrance Ferguson (IR). The Rams will hope to have Lake available against Josh Allen and the Bills strong offense. Lake is in the midst of a career year after signing a 3 year extension with the Rams in January.
If Lake is able to play, the only “Day 1 starter” the defense will be missing is Myles Garrett. Chris Shula’s defense is close to being at full capacity and full health as the team approaches the heart of the team’s schedule.
