After only holding a jog-through on Wednesday, the Los Angeles Rams had a regular practice on Thursday. They're continuing to prepare for this weekend's game against the Denver Broncos, which is a huge matchup at Mile High on Sunday Night Football.
Puka Nacua is still reeling from a hip injury that sidelined him in Week 2, missing Wednesday's jog-through because of it. His status is very much in doubt for Sunday's game, with Sean McVay admitting Nacua is "not making great progress."
On Thursday, Nacua remained out of practice, being listed as DNP on the injury report. Colby Parkinson and Kam Kinchens missed practice for the second straight day, too. On the bright side, Alaric Jackson and Terrance Ferguson returned as full participants, while Jordan
Whittington was upgraded to limited.
Rams vs. Broncos injury report
Rams-Broncos second injury report of the week. Two straight DNPs for Puka Nacua pic.twitter.com/WhQjESHJZu
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For the Broncos, J.K. Dobbins and RJ Harvey were full participants after being limited on Wednesday, so they should be good to go, but Jonah Coleman missed another practice due to an ankle injury. Marvin Mims Jr. was limited once again.
The Rams will practice one more time this week on Friday before releasing their game statuses for any injured players.
This article originally appeared on Rams Wire: Rams-Broncos injury report: Puka Nacua, 2 other starters DNP Thursday
