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Donald Returns, But Garrett's Injury Lingers for Rams
1 Sep
Summary
- Aaron Donald returned from retirement, but his Week 1 status is unknown.
- Myles Garrett's practice status remains a concern for the season opener.
- Puka Nacua is progressing with drills after a psoas injury absence.
The Los Angeles Rams are intensifying preparations for their September 10th season opener against the San Francisco 49ers. However, the team faces considerable uncertainty regarding the roster's readiness, particularly with the recent return of Aaron Donald from retirement.
Significant injury concerns persist for key defensive players. Star defender Myles Garrett has been sidelined from team drills, with the team aiming to ensure his availability for Week 1. Both Garrett and Donald did not practice on Monday, according to Benjamin Royer of the OC Register. Additionally, Terrance Ferguson and Grant Stuard worked with trainers.
Puka Nacua is actively participating in positional drills as he recovers from a psoas injury that kept him out during the preseason. Meanwhile, Byron Young, who has managed his knee condition, seems poised to play. The team has not yet confirmed Donald's playing status for the opener following his Sunday decision to end his retirement.
