- Puka Nacua is back in the Rams’ lineup for Sunday’s game against the Eagles, but the final injury report in Philadelphia still reads like a balancing act.
- Nacua carries no game status designation for the Week 4 matchup at Lincoln Financial Field, clearing the way for him to return after missing the last two games with groin soreness.
- Kamren Kinchens is also set to play after his own two-game absence.
- But the Rams still have Colby Parkinson listed as questionable after he did not practice Wednesday, Thursday or Friday because of knee and shoulder issues, while Terrance Ferguson, Jaylen Watson and Aaron Donald have been ruled out.
- For the Rams, though, the more immediate issue is how much of their own offense they can actually put together around Nacua’s return.
- They were 1-for-4 in the red zone on touchdown chances against the Broncos, a reminder that getting a key receiver back does not automatically solve the finishing problems that showed up last week.
- That is why Sunday’s injury report matters beyond the simple headline of Nacua being available.
- The Rams are also tied for fifth in giveaways with six so far this season, another number that hangs over a game where every possession figures to matter.
Puka Nacua is back, but the Rams’ Week 4 injury report still leaves plenty unsettled
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Sources & Referenced Reporting
- Los Angeles Rams, “Injury Report, Week 4 at Eagles: Puka Nacua and Kamren Kinchens good to go; Colby Parkinson questionable; Terrance Ferguson, Jaylen Watson and Aaron Donald ruled out,” Oct. 2, 2026.
- Los Angeles Rams, “'I can't think of anything else but smiling': Puka Nacua back in action for Rams in Week 4 at Eagles,” Oct. 2, 2026.
- Los Angeles Rams, “3 Keys to Winning for the Rams at the Eagles in Week 4 in Philadelphia,” Oct. 3, 2026.
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