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Rams unlikely to have Puka Nacua back against Eagles

Rams head into Week 4 vs. Eagles without key receiver Puka Nacua and several other starters, limiting offensive firepower.

By · Published September 29, 2026  00:38 UTC · Updated October 1, 2026  02:59 UTC

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The Rams' chances of having Puka Nacua back for their game against the Eagles appear uncertain, with recent reports suggesting he is unlikely to return. The team's cornerback situation remains a concern with Jaylen Watson likely out for the same game.

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Puka Nacua’s hip injury means the Los Angeles Rams enter Week 4 against the Philadelphia Eagles without one of their primary receiving threats. Coach Sean McVay also listed cornerback Jaylen Watson as dealing with a shoulder problem, wide receiver Terrance Ferguson with an ankle issue and Colby Parkinson with a shoulder concern. The cumulative losses reduce the Rams’ offensive options and depth on defense.

Despite McVay’s public hope that Nacua could suit up, coverage from Bleeding Green Nation and TheRams.com describes his return as unlikely. The absence also pressures the Rams’ secondary, already thin after Watson’s shoulder issue. The Rams will need to rely on remaining playmakers and adjust their game plan for the Eagles.

Further injury updates are expected before kickoff.

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Which Rams players are listed as doubtful for Week 4?

Terrance Ferguson (ankle), Jaylen Watson (shoulder), Colby Parkinson (shoulder) and Puka Nacua (hip) are noted as likely out.

What is Sean McVay’s stance on Puka Nacua’s availability?

McVay said he is hopeful Nacua will play in Week 4, though coverage calls his return unlikely.

Which outlets reported the Rams’ injury updates?

TheRams.com, NBC Sports, Yahoo Sports and Bleeding Green Nation published the updates.

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