Rams finally get good injury news after latest Davante Adams update

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With the Los Angeles Rams dealing with the injury to star wide receiver Puka Nacua, the team has continued to miss Davante Adams, though the latest update finally brings good news to the team’s unit. As the Rams will be without Nacua for the foreseeable future, head coach Sean McVay speaks about Adams’ outlook for the team.

Speaking to the media on Wednesday, McVay said that the team is “optimistic” about Adams’ return from a hamstring injury in the not too distant future, even saying that it will happen “sooner than later,” according to Stu Jackson. Plus, McVay would be asked about a potential timetable for Adams’ return, with the head coach saying that after the Nov. 25 game against the Green Packers is a “realistic timeline.”

“Sean McVay: Rams are optimistic WR Davante Adams’ return from hamstring injury is ‘sooner than later, which is a big deal to us,'” Jackson wrote on X, formerly Twitter. “Asked how far off that return is, McVay said, ‘I would think after Green Bay is a realistic timeline for him.'”

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Adams has been dealing with a ruptured hamstring, sustained in Week 6 when Los Angeles lost to the Arizona Cardinals on Oct. 18, 18-16, which has led the veteran to miss the last three games. So far this season, Adams has recorded 30 catches for 480 yards and four touchdowns.

At any rate, it is safe to assume that Adams will miss two more games, by the words of McVay, meaning that fans will look to Dec. 3 when the Rams take on the Kansas City Chiefs, as it remains to be seen if the 33-year-old will be healed by then.

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