Puka Nacua Leaves Practice Early With Injury As Things Somehow Get Even Worse For The Rams

This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.

Puka Nacua is making headlines again and not for the best reasons. The veteran Los Angeles Rams wide receiver started the season dealing with injuries, and the issues haven’t stopped.

The BYU product already missed the Week 2 and 3 games with a psoas injury. His limited participation has naturally hurt his production. In four games, Nacua has posted 37 receptions for 417 yards and a touchdown.

The Rams will be without WR2 Davante Adams for six to 10 weeks, and Nacua might have given them another reason to worry.

Schefter Reports Nacua Exited Practice Early

On Thursday afternoon, NFL insider Adam Schefter reported that Nacua exited the Rams’ practice early with a calf injury.

Besides Nacua and Adams, Poona Ford (out for the season), Kobie Turner (a handful of weeks) and Blake Grupe (out for the season) joined the team’s long list of injuries. Earlier this season, they lost Myles Garrett for several weeks due to a knee issue.

After losing to the Arizona Cardinals in Week 6, the bad news keeps coming for the Rams. They entered the season as heavy favorites to win Super Bowl 61, and now a wildcard spot looks like a long shot for Sean McVay’s team.