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LB Nate Landman enters concussion protocol in latest injury setback for Rams
Nate Landman will miss Wednesday’s practice after a concussion setback, leaving the Rams uncertain about their leading tackler for Sunday’s game.
- On Wednesday, Los Angeles Rams linebacker Nate Landman entered the NFL's concussion protocol after sustaining the injury during Sunday's 18-16 loss to Arizona, Coach Sean McVay confirmed.
- Davante Adams underwent surgery Tuesday to repair a torn hamstring tendon, facing an absence of at least six to 10 weeks as the six-time Pro Bowl receiver deals with a significant injury setback.
- All-Pro defensive tackle Myles Garrett remains sidelined since Week 1 due to knee surgery, while run-stopping linemen Kobie Turner and Poona Ford, plus cornerback Trent McDuffie, also manage injuries.
- Rather than acquiring new receivers, McVay indicated the team will rely on roster depth, praising younger players like Konata Mumpfield who will receive expanded opportunities to contribute.
- Struggling after losing three of their past four games, the Rams travel to face the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday, with availability decisions pending later this week.
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LB Nate Landman enters concussion protocol in latest injury setback for Rams
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Rams linebacker Nate Landman has entered the NFL's concussion protocol in yet another injury setback for slumping Los Angeles.
·Toronto, Canada
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