Davante Adams will miss his third consecutive game as the Los Angeles Rams face the Arizona Cardinals today. The wide receiver has been sidelined since Week 15 due to a hamstring injury.
Reports from Jay Glazer of FOX Sports and Ian Rapoport of NFL Network confirm that despite Adams’ desire to play, Rams head coach Sean McVay has decided to keep him out as a precautionary measure.
Adams has shown positive signs during pregame warmups over the past two weeks but has not yet fully recovered. The Rams appear to be prioritising his long-term health ahead of the playoffs.
Currently leading the NFL with 14 touchdown receptions, Adams has had an outstanding debut season with the Rams. McVay has expressed confidence that Adams will be ready to return for the postseason, which begins next week with the wild-card round.
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