After two days of unfortunate injury news and trade speculation, the Los Angeles Rams are back at work on Wednesday. They have one game left before their bye, as they'll visit the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday in an attempt to avenge their shocking Week 6 loss to their division rival.

The Rams still haven't overcome the injuries suffered in that game, remaining without Davante Adams, Kobie Turner and Poona Ford, but the Cardinals are in much worse shape. They're without Jeremiyah Love and now Michael Wilson, while Jacoby Brissett has been traded and his replacement, Gardner Minshew, is injured, too.

To start the week, the Rams listed 10 players on their initial injury report, five of whom did not practice at all. The Rams only held a walk-through, so participation is an estimate.

Trent McDuffie, Kam Curl and Terrance Ferguson were all non-participants. Sean McVay said the Rams are "optimistic" McDuffie will be able to play on Sunday, which is a good sign despite his absence Wednesday. Curl played last week after being questionable with a foot injury, but he's now listed with a toe injury. Ferguson is dealing with a hamstring injury after pulling it in practice last week. He's still on IR but can be activated at any time.

Puka Nacua and Steve Avila were obviously non-participants; they will each miss multiple weeks.

Colby Parkinson continues to battle a rib injury, but it's encouraging that he was at least limited on Wednesday. Joe Cardona could be making progress with his ankle injury, too. Myles Garrett continues to nurse his knee injury and Davis Allen has an oblique injury that forced him to be limited.

On the Cardinals' injury report, Budda Baker had a rest day, and Hjalte Froholdt missed practice while recovering from a concussion. Bam Knight is still progressing through the concussion protocol and was limited in practice. Josh Sweat and Isaac Seumalo both got veteran rest days, too.

Click the post above to see the full report for Arizona.