Safety Kam Curl just hit the Rams’ practice report on Thursday, and it’s for an ankle injury that limited him. That’s a serious bummer for the Rams, especially since it looks like he tweaked it during practice, meaning he wasn’t even able to finish the week strong.
Curl’s Ankle and McVay’s Silence
Curl’s limited status tells you everything you need to know: he’s not 100%. The report points to him hurting that ankle *during* practice, which is always a gut punch. You never want to see guys go down in the middle of the week. And get this: Coach Sean McVay ain’t talking until Friday. So everyone’s left hanging on how serious this thing really is. No immediate answers, just a lot of waiting for an update that could drastically change their defensive plans.
The Rest of the Rams’ M.A.S.H. Unit
But wait, there’s more. Offensive lineman Keagen Trost also popped up on the report with a hamstring injury. Good news there is he was a full participant, so maybe it’s just a scare? We hope so. Meanwhile, Alex Bachman, their wide receiver, is back to full go after being limited with a wrist injury Wednesday, which is a small win for sure. The rest of the crew? Still a mess. Tight end Davis Allen is straight up not practicing because of a foot injury. Inside linebacker Nate Landman, tight end Colby Parkinson, and cornerback Josh Wallace are all still limited with shoulder issues, same as before. And hey, at least inside linebacker Omar Speights was a full participant for the second day in a row with his knee. So, some movement, but still a lot of yellow and red flags across the board.
That’s the Rams’ injury report for now. Coach Sean McVay won’t talk again until Friday, so everyone’s waiting on that update.
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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