Kevin Dotson, Terrance Ferguson, Josh Wallace, Jordan Whittington Ready for Sunday
In a crucial confrontation on Sunday night, the Rams will face off against the Bears in the divisional round playoff. The game kicks off at 3:30 p.m. PT at Soldier Field and will broadcast on NBC and Peacock.
Key Players Returning for the Rams
Rams offensive lineman Kevin Dotson has cleared any game status designations, ensuring his participation in the pivotal match. Head coach Sean McVay confirmed Dotson will start, highlighting his significance to the team’s lineup.
“Having Kevin back means a lot to us,” McVay stated. “His energy and presence are exceptional. While Justin Dedich has performed admirably in his absence, Kevin’s physicality will be a valuable asset on the field.”
Other Notable Rams Players Ready for Action
- Tight end Terrance Ferguson
- Cornerback Josh Wallace
- Wide receiver Jordan Whittington
All three also carry no game status designation, making them ready for the Sunday battle. Additionally, quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo is expected to play despite being listed as questionable due to a back issue. Defensive end Desjuan Johnson is also anticipated to compete after suffering from illness.
Bears’ Injury Updates
On the other side, the Bears have their challenges as well. Defensive back Nick McCloud has been ruled out due to a groin injury. Meanwhile, wide receiver Rome Odunze and linebacker Jalen Reeves-Maybin are both questionable, dealing with foot and back injuries, respectively.
Injury Reports Summary
| Team | Player | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Rams | Kevin Dotson | Active |
| Rams | Terrance Ferguson | Active |
| Rams | Josh Wallace | Active |
| Rams | Jordan Whittington | Active |
| Rams | Jimmy Garoppolo | Questionable |
| Bears | Nick McCloud | Out |
| Bears | Rome Odunze | Questionable |
| Bears | Jalen Reeves-Maybin | Questionable |
Both teams will be keen to harness their available talent as they prepare for this highly anticipated encounter. The Rams aim to leverage their depth and recoveries, while the Bears will need to strategically manage their injured players.
