Rams WR Davante Adams out 6-10 weeks with hamstring injury after loss to Cardinals
Photo: Fox NewsThe Los Angeles Rams will be without wide receiver Davante Adams for six to 10 weeks after he ruptured a hamstring in Sunday's 18-16 loss to the Arizona Cardinals, coach Sean McVay announced. Adams, a six-time Pro Bowl selection who led the NFL in touchdown catches last season, was hurt late in the game. Defensive tackle Poona Ford is out for the season, and kicker Blake Grupe tore his right ACL after a 44-yard field goal in the same loss. The Rams are 2-4 and heading into Week 7 with their playoff contention at risk.
Left-leaning CBS News leads with the Adams and Ford injuries, cites Adams's accolades and calls the loss embarrassing. Alternative outlets take different angles: ESPN centers on McVay's announcement of Adams's timeline, while Yahoo Sports highlights Grupe's season-ending ACL tear and the Rams' 2-4 start. Right-leaning Fox News frames the hamstring injury as another blow to a team already dealing with injuries. All sources agree on Adams's hamstring injury and six-to-10-week timeline; they differ mainly in which injury they lead with.
How the sides differ Left sources lead with Adams and Ford injuries; alternative sources highlight Grupe's ACL tear; right sources stress the team's injury woes.
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CBS News leads with the Adams and Ford injuries, cites Adams's accolades and describes the loss as embarrassing.
ESPN centers on McVay's announcement of Adams's timeline, while Yahoo Sports highlights Grupe's season-ending ACL tear and the Rams' 2-4 start.
Fox News frames the Adams hamstring rupture as another blow to a team already dealing with injuries.