The Los Angeles Rams have had a rocky start to their season, stumbling to a 1-4 record, but there is a glimmer of hope on the horizon with the potential return of star wide receiver Cooper Kupp. As the Rams look to regain their footing,

Sean McVay doesn’t expect Puka Nacua or Steve Avila to return to practice this week, meaning they’ll miss a fifth straight game

Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua had one of the best rookie seasons ever, but he suffered a knee injury in the season opener and has been out ever since. When can we expect the second-year pro to return to the field?

Cooper Kupp is questionable to play on Sunday but Rams head coach Sean McVay is optimistic the No. 1 receiver is ready to roll when Los Angeles hosts the Las Vegas Raiders.Kupp has been out with a

Rams coach Sean McVay did give a minor update on Nacua on Monday, saying he does not expect Nacua to practice this week, according to the team’s website. Nacua went on injured reserve after he aggravated a knee injury, a PCL sprain, during Los Angeles’ season opener against the Detroit Lions back on Sept. 8, as the Deseret News reported.

With Cooper Kupp and Puka Nacua out for the past few weeks alongside, well, about a dozen other quality players, Sean McVay, and the Los Angeles Rams have been afforded extra chances to examine young players largely thrust into action out of necessity.

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From Joe Noteboom to Jonah Jackson, Sean McVay shared the order in which he expects the Rams’ injured players to return