The Los Angeles Rams and Philadelphia Eagles released their first injury report of the week on Wednesday and each side's was lengthy. The Rams listed nine players as either being limited or non-participants, eight of them due to injuries; Davante Adams got a veteran rest day.
The Eagles, meanwhile, have 14 players on their first injury report, though five of them were full participants.
The most notable names for Los Angeles are Puka Nacua, Aaron Donald, Kam Kinchens and Colby Parkinson. Nacua practiced for the first time in two weeks, though he was still limited due to a hip injury. He's expected to play on Sunday. Kinchens also returned for the first time since straining his hamstring in Week 1.
Parkinson's status for Sunday is up in the air
after missing practice with knee and shoulder injuries, while Donald has a sore back and also did not practice. Terrance Ferguson is extremely doubtful to play and Jaylen Watson has already been ruled out.
Josh Wallace and Nate Landman were both limited by shoulder injuries, too.
The first Rams-Eagles injury report of the week: pic.twitter.com/NzJ8Tm4NPd
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For the Eagles, Zack Baun, Dallas Goedert and DeVonta Smith are the key players to watch when it comes to injuries this week. They all missed practice on Wednesday, but they'll have two more days of work before game statuses are handed out on Friday afternoon.
This article originally appeared on Rams Wire: Rams-Eagles injury report: 7 starters listed for LA Wednesday
