Rams WR Davante Adams will miss 6-10 weeks with ruptured hamstring, Sean McVay says

The Los Angeles Rams suffered a major setback in their Week 6 matchup against the Arizona Cardinals, concluding a hard-fought 18-16 defeat with a devastating injury to star wide receiver Davante Adams. The six-time Pro Bowl player, now in his 13th NFL season, exited the game in the fourth quarter after a non-contact incident left him favoring his left leg, later confirmed as a ruptured hamstring.

Adams, a key offensive weapon for the Rams, will now miss an estimated 6-10 weeks, further complicating Los Angeles’ already shaky 2-4 start to the campaign. The injury occurred during a critical moment on the final drive, as Adams appeared to pull up awkwardly while running a route, immediately clutching his leg before limping off the field.

With the Rams’ season hanging in the balance, the loss of Adams—one of the league’s most reliable pass-catchers—poses a significant challenge for quarterback Matthew Stafford and head coach Sean McVay as they navigate a deepening playoff race.

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