LOS ANGELES — Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald Sean McVay, Sean’s coach, said Monday that the athlete has an ankle injury.
McVay indicated that he was not sure about the severity of his injury. He said Donald was still being examined by doctors and was currently undergoing testing. McVay stated that the medical staff believes it to be a high ankle strain.
McVay stated, “Obviously we will take the appropriate actions for Aaron in terms how we move forward. What that means as regards his availability for the week and the future weeks.”
Donald is the latest Rams star to sustain an injury. Quarterback Matthew Stafford While in the concussion protocol, she missed two games. Wide receiver Cooper Kupp Is on injured reserve due to a high ankle injury. McVay announced on Sunday that wide receiver Allen Robinson would be out for the rest the season. A CT scan revealed a stress fracture of his foot.
The Rams have also suffered significant injuries to their offensive team. According to Elias Sports Bureau data Los Angeles was the only Super Bowl era team to use a different starting five man offensive line combination for each of the 11 games.
McVay was questioned if he had considered keeping some of his stars out for the remainder of the season because of the injuries that the team has suffered. McVay stated that he views each case differently but will always be mindful of each player’s health.
McVay stated, “It certainly hasn’t been something that anybody could have predicted.” “And it pours when it rains.”
Donald has recorded five sacks, ten tackles for loss, 11 quarterback hits, and a forced interception in 11 games.
McVay joked that his injuries from Sunday’s game would limit him for the rest of this week, after taking a blow to the side of his face while Rams tightend. Roger Carter Jr. On the sideline, he ran into him.