Rams’ Davante Adams targeting Week 12 return vs. Packers from hamstring injury
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Circle the date, Los Angeles Rams (and Green Bay Packers) fans. Rams wide receiver Davante Adams isn’t returning to action just yet, but according to Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network, the expectation is that the six-time Pro Bowler will be ready to go in a Week 12 game against his former team, the Packers.
“The hope is Davante Adams is back by Week 12. That would be against the Packers. That would be on Thanksgiving Eve, and that would be an excellent outcome for the Rams,” Rapoport said during an appearance on Thursday on the NFL Network.
Adams hasn’t played since the Rams’ Week 6 loss at SoFi Stadium against the Arizona Cardinals, in which he hobbled off the field and recorded only 39 receiving yards on three receptions and four targets.
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The Rams have gone undefeated in the three games that Adams missed, but they are still a better team when he is on the field. With Los Angeles also now missing the services of Puka Nacua, the Rams could have a harder time moving the chains through the air even with the talented and reigning NFL MVP Matthew Stafford running the show from under center.
Adams was initially expected to miss six to 10 weeks, and an appearance in the Packers game would mean that the former Green Bay star would return on the best possible timeline.
Los Angeles has a rematch against Arizona coming in Glendale on Sunday and wil have a bye in Week 11.
In six games played this season, the 33-year-old Adams has accumulated 480 receiving yards and four touchdowns on 30 receptions.
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