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Rams-Raiders injury report: 2 starters questionable, 1 ruled out for LA

Another week, another list of injury questions for the Los Angeles Rams. After already placing Davante Adams, Poona Ford and Kobie Turner on IR, the Rams are now in danger of being without three more starters Sunday against the Las Vegas Raiders.

Puka Nacua and Trent McDuffie both missed practice on Friday and will be questionable to play in Sunday's game. Nate Landman is still in the concussion protocol, so he's been ruled out. Nacua injured his calf in Thursday's practice, while McDuffie has been a DNP all week after sitting out the Rams' loss to the Arizona Cardinals last Sunday.

The injuries continue to mount for Sean McVay's team, though there's a chance Myles Garrett will return to practice and potentially play next week against the Los Angeles Chargers.

Below is the full injury report from Friday.

Brock Bowers and Kolton Miller, who are both dealing with minor injuries, are off the injury report and will play against the Rams. Mike Washington Jr. is the most notable Raiders player with an injury designation.

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