Kevin Dotson, Josh Wallace Out; Davante Adams Doubtful for Monday Night Football

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Kevin Dotson, Josh Wallace Out; Davante Adams Doubtful for Monday Night Football
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The upcoming Monday Night Football matchup between the Los Angeles Rams and the Atlanta Falcons will see notable absences on the field. Key players Kevin Dotson and Josh Wallace will be sidelined, and the status of star wide receiver Davante Adams remains uncertain.

Player Availability for Monday Night Football

  • Kevin Dotson: Offensive lineman, ruled out due to an ankle injury.
  • Josh Wallace: Cornerback, also out with an ankle issue. Coach Sean McVay stated that Wallace did not see the anticipated improvement.
  • Davante Adams: Wide receiver, currently listed as doubtful for the game.

Coaching Insights

Coach Sean McVay expressed his disappointment regarding Wallace’s situation, noting the player’s desire to participate. To compensate for Wallace’s absence, cornerback Roger McCreary will be activated from the injured reserve. Coach McVay noted the importance of both McCreary and Derion Kendrick stepping up.

Additional Injury Updates

  • Alaric Jackson: Offensive lineman, questionable with an ankle injury. McVay believes he is likely to play.
  • Braden Fiske: Offensive lineman, also questionable due to an ankle issue.
  • Drake London: Falcons wide receiver, questionable with a knee injury. Coach Raheem Morris is optimistic about his participation.
  • Other Falcons Players: Mike Hughes and Clark Phillips III, both cornerbacks, along with defensive lineman Sam Roberts, have been ruled out for the game due to various injuries.

Injury Report Overview

The Rams and Falcons did not conduct practices on Thursday, using estimations for injury participation. The final injury reports for both teams reflect pivotal decisions that may affect the game strategy.

Viewers can catch the game on ESPN at 5:15 p.m. PT at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, where both teams will aim to overcome their injury challenges and secure a victory.

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