Rams lose Davante Adams for 6-10 weeks with hamstring injury
Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Davante Adams will miss six to ten weeks after suffering a hamstring injury in Sunday's loss to Arizona, coach Sean McVay said. Adams had three catches for 39 yards before exiting, and he has 30 receptions for 480 yards and four touchdowns this season. The Rams fell to 2-4 with the defeat.
Los Angeles will be missing a key receiving option for an extended stretch. Coach Sean McVay said the hamstring issue will keep Davante Adams sidelined for roughly six to ten weeks. Before leaving Sunday's game against Arizona, Adams recorded three catches for 39 yards. The Rams dropped to 2-4 with that result.
Adams entered the matchup after strong recent showings. He posted five receptions, 51 yards and two scores versus Buffalo, and earlier against the Giants he had eight catches, 195 yards and two touchdowns. For the year, he has 30 catches, 480 yards and four scores. The injury was described as a ruptured hamstring and occurred without contact.
The absence could affect more than the Rams’ record. Teammates may see altered roles, while fans and fantasy players could adjust expectations. If Los Angeles struggles, local interest and media attention may shift, though injuries are a routine part of football and often prompt discussion about player safety and workload management.