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Rob Havenstein among Rams' inactives for Week 17 vs. Cardinals
INGLEWOOD, Calif. – Rams offensive lineman Rob Havenstein (shoulder) is officially inactive for tonight's game against Cardinals at SoFi Stadium (5 p.m. PT, NFL Network).
LA Rams Week 18 injury report feat. Rob Havenstein, Jordan Whittington and more
The only Rams player who participated in limited practice on Thursday was wide receiver Jordan Whittington, who is still recovering from an ankle injury. Although he is expected to play a part on Sunday, since the team is likely to sit Puka Nacua and Cooper Kupp, his involvement in that game might be limited.
Rams inactives: RT Rob Havenstein out vs. Cardinals
The Los Angeles Rams had a short injury report entering their Week 17 game against the Arizona Cardinals. Only one player, starting right tackle Rob Havenstein, was listed. He was questionable to play with a shoulder injury he suffered in practice this past week.
BREAKING: Rams Release Final Week 18 Injury Report
The Rams are in a luxurious place. They're one of a select few who get a pseudo-BYE week to end their regular season. Unlike most of the NFL, which is battling for playoff positions or jobs, the Rams are looking toward next week's home playoff game, and their injury list reflects their mindset.
Rams OT Rob Havenstein slowed with shoulder injury
After opening the week with a perfectly clean injury report, Los Angeles Rams offensive tackle Rob Havenstein is dealing with a shoulder injury that occurred in practice, putting his status
Los Angeles Rams Week 17 injury report: Latest on Rob Havenstein and more
The only other player who appeared on the Rams' injury report this week, Alaric Jackson, was only left out of practice on Thursday because the team wanted to give him a veteran rest day. He's not carrying any injury designation into the Week 17 game.
Rams vs. Seahawks injury report: Final updates for Week 18 game
The Los Angeles Rams released their final injury report of the regular season Friday, giving one last update ahead of Sunday's game against the Seattle Seahawks. They're resting a good portion of their starters,
Rams' Rob Havenstein: Won't play vs. Seahawks
Havenstein (shoulder) will not play in Week 18 versus Seattle, Stu Jackson of the Rams' official site reports. Coach Sean McVay said Wednesday that Havenstein would be sitting out due to his shoulder injury and not because the Rams have already locked up the NFC West going into the regular season finale.
Rams vs. Seahawks Injury Report – Week 18, 2024
See who's in and who's out for the Week 18 matchup between the Seattle Seahawks and Los Angeles Rams on January 5, 2025.
REPORT: Rams Still Have Something to Play For vs. Seahawks
The Los Angeles Rams have secured a playoff berth, but they still have plenty to play for against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday.
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Rob Havenstein uncertain to play vs. Cardinals after injuring shoulder in practice
Rob Havenstein injured his shoulder in practice and while there’s hope he’ll play Saturday, his status is up in the air ...
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Rams-Cardinals inactives: Rob Havenstein out, James Conner active
Just as they were in Week 2, the Los Angeles Rams will once again be without a starting offensive lineman tonight against the ...
Rams to sit Nacua, Kupp, Kyren, 3 O-linemen alongside Stafford in regular-season finale vs. Seattle
Most of the Rams' key offensive starters will join quarterback Matthew Stafford in sitting out Los Angeles' regular-season ...
Rams to rest Puka Nacua, Cooper Kupp, Kyren Williams, other offensive starters vs. Seahawks
With NFC West title wrapped up, many regulars on offense and defense will take time off to rest and heal before the playoffs.
BREAKING: Rams Reveal Which Starters Will Sit vs. Seahawks
As expected, the Los Angeles Rams are set to rest majority of their superstar players before the Wild Card round ...
Rams Make Final Decision on Puka Nacua, Cooper Kupp For Week 18
Sean McVay said Rob Havenstein (shoulder) will be out for Sunday’s game vs. Seahawks. Rams will sit Puka Nacua, Cooper Kupp, Kyren Williams, Kevin Dotson and Alaric Jackson. (McVay already said ...