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Rams WR Puka Nacua Day to Day After Spraining Ankle in Win over Ravens
Puka Nacua left the Week 6 game early with an ankle injury and has not practiced since, putting his Week 7 game participation against the Jaguars uncertain, coach said.
- During Week 6 in Baltimore, Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua injured his ankle in the second quarter and briefly returned, finishing with two receptions for 28 yards before exiting.
- Entering Week 6, Puka Nacua led the NFL with 52 receptions and 588 yards, building on last year’s 79 catches for 990 yards and three touchdowns.
- Following the play, Nacua limped to the locker room with assistance, played sparingly afterward, and McVay said, `Puka tried to be able to give it a go, just didn't feel good enough.`
- Rams head coach Sean McVay cautioned that Nacua's Week 7 status is unclear and said the team will monitor him to 'see how the week goes' before the London game.
- Nacua's injury complicates offensive game-planning for the Rams as no player matches his impact on Davante Adams, and the Week 8 bye could allow a two-week rest, affecting fantasy football managers.
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Rams WR Puka Nacua (ankle) could miss London game
Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua is unlikely to play in London this weekend due to a sprained left ankle, NFL Network reported Monday.Nacua left Sunday's 17-3 victory at Baltimore in the second quarter because of a lower leg injury before returning in the second half in a limited capacity.The Rams (4-2) originally said Nacua was questionable to return against the Ravens (1-5). Coach Sean McVay said afterward that Nacua had an ankle inju…
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Rams’ Puka Nacua injures ankle in win over Ravens
BALTIMORE — Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua temporarily left the team’s 17-3 win over the Baltimore Ravens with an ankle injury, but was able to return and play sparingly in the second half. The injury occurred in the second quarter. Quarterback Matthew Stafford tried to find Nacua in the end zone. But with defensive back Marlon Humphrey well-positioned in coverage, Nacua had to jump up to bat away the pass. Their bodies got entangled, and Humphre…
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