Rams’ Sean McVay Drops Encouraging Hint About Davante Adams’ Return
The Los Angeles Rams headed into the 2026 NFL season with high hopes of being the favorite to come out of the NFC, with a star-studded roster on both sides of the football.
Unfortunately, the Rams have been dealt blow after blow by injuries to their star players, including Myles Garrett, Puka Nacua and Davante Adams.
With Nacua being the latest to go down with an injury that could keep him sidelined for significant time, the Rams were thought to be active at the NFL trade deadline, with their sights set on adding another wide receiver.
However, the Rams chose not to go that route because they believe they’ll get Adams back on the field “sooner rather than later,” via ESPN.
One of the reasons the Los Angeles Rams did not trade for a wide receiver before the NFL trade deadline, coach Sean McVay said, is because Los Angeles is “optimistic” that Davante Adams will return from his hamstring injury “sooner than later.”
Although head coach Sean McVay didn’t give a concrete timeline for Adams’ return from his hamstring injury, he did hint at the veteran wide receiver potentially returning after the team’s matchup with the Green Bay Packers in Week 12.
McVay said Wednesday that Adams returning after the Rams host the Green Bay Packers in Week 12 is a “realistic timeline for him.”
After a rocky start to the season, the Rams are sitting at 5-4 heading into Week 10, following three straight wins.
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If they can get Adams back soon, especially with Nacua’s status up in the air, Los Angeles might be able to keep their playoff hopes alive moving forward.
