Rams Final Week 6 Injury Report: Two Players Questionable

The Los Angeles Rams released their third and final injury report for their Week 6 matchup against the Arizona Cardinals, and only two players remain questionable. 

Altogether, the list contains 11 players total, but most were upgraded and should be game-ready.

The full final injury list is as follows:

Rams head coach Sean McVay stated that cornerback Trent McDuffie suffered a fully pulled groin on Thursday and would not be questionable for Sunday's game. He is officially questionable after missing Friday's practice.

Joining McDuffie in the secondary as questionable is safety Kam Curl. Curl was added to the injury report on Thursday due to an ankle injury. 

Curl then missed practice on Friday and will be questionable for the game.

Some better news for the injury report and the Rams is that several players have been upgraded.

Tight end Colby Parkinson was a full participant on Friday after being limited Wednesday and Thursday with a shoulder injury. Fellow tight end Davis Allen also missed the first two practices and was limited Friday, but has no injury status for the game. 

Cornerback Josh Wallace was also upgraded to a full participant after being limited on Wednesday and Thursday due to a shoulder injury.

Linebacker Nate Landman was also upgraded to a full participant on Friday after dealing with a shoulder injury. 

The Rams should have most of their roster ready to play against the Arizona Cardinals, which is good news for their chances of being able to return to .500. 

Los Angeles sits at 2-3 this season, and they may not be able to capture the NFC West crown if they continue to lose close games. There are those who also believe that the Rams may be in danger of missing the playoffs entirely.

Former Rams offensive lineman Richie Incognito stated that the inconsistencies the team has been putting forth could put them in a rough place when it comes down to the division results. 

The San Francisco 49ers are 5-0, while the Seattle Seahawks are 3-2. If both teams continue their current trajectories, that would put the Rams needing to secure a wild card spot, which could be tough.

The NFC is stacked with sneaky teams who could make a run, so winning needs to start happening for the Rams. With their mostly clean injury report, they have a much better shot at doing so against a weaker Cardinals team. 

Divisional matchups are always tough, but the Cardinals have had their own struggles this season thus far.