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Rams-Cardinals injury report: Kam Curl added, Jeremiyah Love still DNP

The Rams added Kam Curl to Thursday's injury report because of an ankle issue, while Jeremiyah Love remains out for Arizona.

Following their Monday night game, the Los Angeles Rams elected not to practice on Wednesday. On Thursday, they returned to the field in preparation for their upcoming matchup against the Arizona Cardinals, with only minor alterations in participation levels. Alex Bachman was upgraded from limited to full participation, while Davis Allen continued to remain sidelined due to a foot injury.

The most significant change for Los Angeles pertained to Kam Curl, the starting safety who sustained an ankle injury during practice on Thursday and was listed as limited, suggesting he was unable to complete the practice session. Sean McVay will deliver an update regarding Curl's status on Friday. Keagen Trost was also marked as a full participant, marking his first practice since returning from injured reserve.

TE Davis Allen was a DNP for the second consecutive day. Linebacker Nate Landman, tight end Colby Parkinson, and cornerback Josh Wallace all maintained their limited status. Safety Kam Curl was added to the lineup as a limited participant as well. Following the Rams' injury report, the Arizona Cardinals' report revealed that running back Jeremiyah Love continues to be sidelined by an ankle injury, missing his second day of practice in a row.

His availability for Sunday's game remains uncertain, with Tyler Allgeier poised to assume Love's role at running back if necessary. No other changes were observed in the Cardinals' injury report, aside from players who received a rest day on Wednesday and returned on Thursday.

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