Rams look for optimism after injuries heading into second half of season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 11, 2026, 7:46 PM
Last updated Nov 11, 2026

The Los Angeles Rams, currently at 5-4, face challenges as they enter the second half of the NFL season. Puka Nacua is out with a knee injury, and other key players, including Davante Adams and Terrance Ferguson, are on injured reserve. Despite injuries and a lack of trades at the deadline, the Rams remain in the playoff hunt, with their defense expected to step up as they adapt offensively under coach Sean McVay. A late bye week may give injured players time to recover before facing the Arizona Cardinals. The Rams must secure wins to keep playoff hopes alive as they navigate a tough schedule.
- •Rams are 5-4 and still in playoff contention.
- •Puka Nacua has been ruled out due to a knee injury.
- •Rams' defense expected to carry the team moving forward.
- •Late bye week offers injured players extra recovery time.
- •Next game is against the Cardinals followed by a challenging schedule.
- 7:46 PMYahoo Sports — 6 reasons for hope as Rams enter 2nd half of season
"It feels like the sky is falling in LA, but there are still plenty of reasons for optimism entering the second half of the season.
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