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  1. NFLRams receive encouraging injury news as Davis Allen and Colby Parkinson return to practice.
  2. NFLPuka Nacua will miss at least four games on injured reserve after a knee injury against Washington.
  3. NFLRams list Myles Garrett as questionable, but Sean McVay expects him to play Sunday against Arizona.
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Los Angeles Rams header: the Los Angeles skyline behind a stadium, stadium dark for an away game. Last game: Rams 20 at Commanders 13, final.

W at Commanders · Sun, Nov 8 · Final

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LAR337720
WSH373013

Record5–4

T-2nd in the NFC West

Next Sun, Nov 15 4:05 PM ET at Cardinals

No. 1 in the 30-second version

Rams receive encouraging injury news as Davis Allen and Colby Parkinson return to practice.

Tight end Davis Allen is questionable but expected to play after an oblique injury, and Colby Parkinson, who missed the Chargers game with a rib injury, was a full participant and is expected to play Sunday. Tyler Higbee returned on a limited basis after an illness, and cornerback Trent McDuffie and safety Kam Curl also practiced in a limited role. Los Angeles is 5-4 and sits outside the NFC playoff picture before Sunday's game against the Cardinals in Glendale.

Source: NY Post Sports

No. 2 in the 30-second version

Puka Nacua will miss at least four games on injured reserve after a knee injury against Washington.

The Rams reversed their earlier decision and placed Nacua on injured reserve Thursday night, which coach Sean McVay said was needed to free a roster spot. Nacua suffered MCL and PCL sprains in his right knee and turf toe on the final play of the 20-13 win over the Commanders. The Rams elevated Brennan Presley to the active roster for the Week 10 game against the Cardinals, with Davante Adams also unavailable.

Source: NY Post Sports

No. 3 in the 30-second version

Rams list Myles Garrett as questionable, but Sean McVay expects him to play Sunday against Arizona.

Garrett will not practice Friday, and McVay said the Rams are trying to get him feeling as good as possible. Garrett had 3.0 sacks and a forced fumble last week in his return from a knee procedure. Cornerback Trent McDuffie (back) and safety Kam Curl (toe) are also listed as questionable after being limited in practice.

Source: ProFootballTalk

An FAA nationwide ground stop could disrupt Saturday travel for NFL teams, including the Rams.

The FAA issued the ground stop Friday afternoon after a communications issue affecting air traffic control centers, and FAA technicians are investigating. The Rams are scheduled to fly to Arizona Saturday afternoon for Sunday's 1:05 p.m. PT game against the Cardinals in Glendale. If the grounding lasts through Saturday, a charter bus trip of about 390 miles, roughly six to seven hours, could be needed, and the Rams have not announced a contingency plan.

Source: NY Post Sports

NFC West standings

TeamWLTPCT
49ers710.875
Seahawks540.556
Rams540.556
Cardinals360.333

Around the NFL

Kirk Cousins will start at quarterback for the Vikings against the Packers on Sunday.

Coach Kevin O'Connell announced the decision Friday, and Minnesota acquired Cousins from the Raiders at the trade deadline for a 2027 third-round pick. Kyler Murray is ruled out for Sunday's game, according to ProFootballTalk. Carson Wentz started Monday's loss to the Bills.

Sources: ESPN · ProFootballTalk · USA TODAY Sports · CBS Sports

Giants fall 21-24 to Commanders after a late touchdown drive and a disputed DPI penalty.

John Harbaugh said the failed third-and-1 quarterback sneak by Jameis Winston was a normal sneak and not a Tush Push. Harbaugh said he would not have tried the delay-of-game trick on the fourth-and-1 play again. CBS Sports reported Giants players criticized the DPI penalty, and ESPN said New York's division lead is shrinking.

Sources: NY Post Sports · ESPN · CBS Sports

Jaguars will sit newly acquired Jessie Bates and Jordan Davis Sunday against the Titans.

Coach Liam Coen said both players did not have bye weeks with their previous teams, while Jacksonville has already had its bye. Davon Godchaux, who did have a bye, is set to play. Coen said the decision gives the players a week to learn the system.

Sources: CBS Sports · ProFootballTalk · ESPN

Eagles release wide receiver Hollywood Brown at his request, according to ESPN.

Brown appeared in only four games for Philadelphia, with one start and five catches for 63 yards. ProFootballTalk reported Brown was available in trades but drew no offers, and that his contract will go through waivers because the trade deadline has passed.

Sources: CBS Sports · ProFootballTalk · ESPN

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