Jeremiyah Love's lingering ankle issue could keep him out Sunday

Cardinals running back Jeremiyah Love missed Wednesday's practice due to a lingering ankle issue, casting doubt on his availability for Sunday's game against the Rams. The left ankle has caused him discomfort over the past two weeks, though his right ankle sprain from the preseason has since healed, according to coach Mike LaFleur.

LaFleur expressed the team's desire to resolve the problem with Love's left ankle. Love's participation in Sunday's game is uncertain, which may necessitate a week off. In the previous Sunday's loss to the Lions, Love played 36 of 73 snaps, rushing 12 times for 22 yards. LaFleur pledged to be transparent about the situation, acknowledging Love's toughness while recognizing that aggressive plays can be taxing.

The team also announced that safeties Dewey Wingard (knee) and Wydett Williams Jr. (concussion) did not practice, with safety Kitan Crawford (ankle) and wide receiver/returner Devin Duvernay (ribs) being limited. Crawford is in his 21-day return-to-practice window, while outside linebacker Josh Sweat and left guard Isaac Seumalo had a rest day.