Yeah Tryon is looking like a really good pick for them. Weakens their rotation for late in the game at least.
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For those who read my posts & comments on OLB'er Floyd after the Bears game when I posted that Floyd did not look right & he was having issues with his ankle/foot....he did not come out on the injury list last week. Well, last Sunday he was also off his game again with missed tackles so now we finally see Floyd on the injury list. My old eyes have not given out just yet.
If rookie Garrett can get going this Sunday on 3rd & long situations along with solid run down defender OLB Justin Lawler with his broken hand/ fresh out of surgery can go........ then throw in 2nd yr weak side OLB'er Terrell Lewis as a full go Rams might put Floyd down for a few games & get his ankle back to full health.
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Rams injury report: Darrell Henderson Jr., Leonard Floyd DNP Wednesday
Darrell Henderson Jr. has a rib injury and was held out of practice Wednesday, as was Leonard Floyd (ankle).
With a marquee matchup coming on Sunday afternoon against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the Los Angeles Rams began their week of preparation on the field Wednesday with a walk-through and practice. Sean McVay wasn’t present for the walk-through as he was feeling under the weather – he tested negative for COVID-19 – but the session still went on and was run by Kevin O’Connell and Raheem Morris.
On the injury front, the Rams have two key starters who are banged up ahead of Week 3. Darrell Henderson Jr. injured his ribs in Sunday’s win over the Colts and is uncertain to play this weekend. He was a non-participant Wednesday, which is expected to be the case Thursday, too.
McVay said the team would play it safe with their running back and evaluate his pain tolerance on Friday to determine if he can play against the Bucs.
Leonard Floyd was also a non-participant due to an ankle injury on Wednesday, though the severity is not yet known.
Buccaneers-Rams Injury Report Sept. 22: Jaydon Mickens, Jason Pierre-Paul Held Out
The Buccaneers had two non-participants in Wednesday’s practice.
Vita Vea is definitely a concern. Center position was a huge issue for us last season and we were all concerned about it before training camp but so far Allen has been our best o-lineman this season and has faced a couple of very good defensive lines. Still, Vea is another level up for him to be tested against. Overall, our o-line is good but can be exposed by power inside at times so it'll be a slugfest in there for sure. I said in another thread that if we can play your front defensive 7 as well as we did the first two teams we've played I think we will win. But if they fail to contain Vea, Suh, Barrett, etc it might get ugly for us.
Vita Vea is definitely a concern. Center position was a huge issue for us last season and we were all concerned about it before training camp but so far Allen has been our best o-lineman this season and has faced a couple of very good defensive lines. Still, Vea is another level up for him to be tested against. Overall, our o-line is good but can be exposed by power inside at times so it'll be a slugfest in there for sure. I said in another thread that if we can play your front defensive 7 as well as we did the first two teams we've played I think we will win. But if they fail to contain Vea, Suh, Barrett, etc it might get ugly for us.
If I'm being non-homer I'd stick with Vegas and give this game a 51/49 edge to the Bucs mostly because our defense has had issues between the redzones so far this year. Hopefully our defense can put it all together this game and quit missing tackles and sacks like opposing players are made out of hot butter and we can kick your guys ass.
So far Stafford has faced two playoff teams whose record was at least .500 last year.
confused.. so Brady should or shouldn't be leading the league in passing TDs?
For those who read my posts & comments on OLB'er Floyd after the Bears game when I posted that Floyd did not look right & he was having issues with his ankle/foot....he did not come out on the injury list last week. Well, last Sunday he was also off his game again with missed tackles so now we finally see Floyd on the injury list. My old eyes have not given out just yet.
If rookie Garrett can get going this Sunday on 3rd & long situations along with solid run down defender OLB Justin Lawler with his broken hand/ fresh out of surgery can go........ then throw in 2nd yr weak side OLB'er Terrell Lewis as a full go Rams might put Floyd down for a few games & get his ankle back to full health.
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Rams injury report: Darrell Henderson Jr., Leonard Floyd DNP Wednesday
Darrell Henderson Jr. has a rib injury and was held out of practice Wednesday, as was Leonard Floyd (ankle).
With a marquee matchup coming on Sunday afternoon against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the Los Angeles Rams began their week of preparation on the field Wednesday with a walk-through and practice. Sean McVay wasn’t present for the walk-through as he was feeling under the weather – he tested negative for COVID-19 – but the session still went on and was run by Kevin O’Connell and Raheem Morris.
On the injury front, the Rams have two key starters who are banged up ahead of Week 3. Darrell Henderson Jr. injured his ribs in Sunday’s win over the Colts and is uncertain to play this weekend. He was a non-participant Wednesday, which is expected to be the case Thursday, too.
McVay said the team would play it safe with their running back and evaluate his pain tolerance on Friday to determine if he can play against the Bucs.
Leonard Floyd was also a non-participant due to an ankle injury on Wednesday, though the severity is not yet known.
Buccaneers-Rams Injury Report Sept. 22: Jaydon Mickens, Jason Pierre-Paul Held Out
The Buccaneers had two non-participants in Wednesday’s practice.
Leaning on Staffords record against winning teams is to forget it's a team game. These Rams are not Detroit.
