The Los Angeles Rams were back on the practice field Friday as they continue their preparation for Monday night's game against the Buffalo Bills. After missing several key players due to injury last week, the Rams are getting healthier at the right time.
Aaron Donald, Jaylen Watson and Colby Parkinson could all return on Monday night, which is great news for Los Angeles. After they were all limited on Thursday, Donald and Parkinson were upgraded to being full participants in practice on Friday. Watson remained limited, though.
Quentin Lake was once again out of practice due to a hip injury, as was Grant Stuard. Josaiah Stewart still has a groin injury that's kept him out of practice, too. Nate Landman was upgraded from DNP to limited, which is
encouraging.
The Rams will have one more practice on Saturday, which will determine everyone's game status against the Bills.
Rams-Bills injury report
Aaron Donald and Colby Parkinson full participants at practice today. Quentin Lake second DNP pic.twitter.com/cc29ogrnU6
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The Bills still have some injury question marks before Monday's game. D.J. Moore and Ed Oliver missed their second straight day of practice, along with Dee Alford. Everyone else besides Christian Benford and Joshua Palmer was a full participant.
Defensive lineman Landon Jackson was upgraded from limited to full.
This article originally appeared on Rams Wire: Rams-Bills injury report: Aaron Donald improving, 2 starters still DNP
