The Los Angeles Rams are anticipating the return of starting running back Kyren Williams on Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals after a four-game absence due to a sprained ankle. Williams, who suffered the injury in a victory over the Cardinals on Oct.
15, is expected to bolster the Rams’ rushing attack. Meanwhile, the Rams waived running back Darrell Henderson for the second time in two seasons.
Henderson scored a touchdown in the Rams’ recent victory over the Seattle Seahawks, but Royce Freeman outperformed him and is likely to remain a backup behind Williams, who leads the Rams with 456 yards and six touchdowns in the first six games. Additionally, star wide receiver Cooper Kupp, who injured his right ankle during Sunday’s game, is considered day-to-day, potentially posing another setback for the Super Bowl MVP. Kupp had just one catch for 11 yards before the injury and missed the first four games of the season with a hamstring injury.
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