Rams' defensive line may be healing up

Rams' defensive line may be healing up

Alden Gonzalez

THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. -- The Los Angeles Rams will be without their primary cornerback on Sunday, but they're hopeful that their defensive line is getting healthier.

Robert Quinn, Michael Brockers and Will Hayes, the three starters who sat out Sunday's 30-19 loss to the Bills, all practiced on a limited basis on Friday and were all listed as questionable heading into the Rams' Week 6 game from Ford Field against the Lions.

"Each passing day they’re getting better," Rams coach Jeff Fisher said. "Obviously we need them, especially against this group.”


The Rams yielded almost 200 rushing yards to the Bill with three starters on the D-line sitting out. Richard Mackson/USA TODAY Sports
The Rams are facing a Matthew Stafford-led offense that features the NFL's leading receiver (Marvin Jones) and will look to expose a secondary that will be without Trumaine Johnson, who's nursing an ankle sprain that could keep him out for several weeks. Hayes has missed the last two games with an ankle injury, one that popped up in Week 3 from Tampa. He was initially hopeful of returning at some point between this coming Sunday and after the bye week, which is Nov. 6.

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