Everyone knew the Los Angeles Rams’ schedule to start the season was going to be tough. Opening on the road in Detroit was a test right off the bat, followed by divisional games against the Cardinals and 49es in the next two weeks.

Where did the Rams go wrong? Are the Rams that bad? Injuries already taking a toll? Did they have the bad luck of running into a special performance? On this Sunday, it was all th

The Los Angeles Rams are facing a challenging situation as star wide receiver Cooper Kupp suffers another setback due to an ankle injury. During a disheartening Week 2 defeat against the Arizona Cardinals, in which the Rams lost 41-10, Kupp's injury has left the team grappling for solutions as they head into a critical stretch of their season.

The Los Angeles Rams have elected not to put receiver Cooper Kupp on injured reserve with the hopes he could still recover from his ankle injury in a shorter time frame

The Los Angeles Rams are in the midst of an injury crisis two weeks into the 2024 regular season, but there is somewhat of a positive update regarding one of their star receivers. Initially, Rams head coach Sean McVay said Cooper Kupp was a candidate to end up on injured reserve with his high-ankle sprain.

Week 3 features some key games between 2-0 teams, including the Texans at the Vikings and the Chargers at the Steelers. And one of the best matchups will be America’s Game of the Week: the somehow winless Ravens visiting the inconsistent Cowboys.

The list of issues thus far for the Rams is probably as long as their injury report. Sean McVay is staring at a “depth” chart ravaged by injuries. Eleven Rams are already on the IR. It was expected that list would reach an even dozen but LA has decided not to place Cooper Kupp (ankle) on the IR.

The 49ers woes in Minnesota continued last week when their former quarterback Sam Darnold torched his old squad. The offense looked like it misses Christian McCaffrey but the defense was surprisingly exposed.