Rams coach Sean McVay confirms the team has an interest in bringing back Odell Beckham Jr. and says he loves him but notes there are a lot of other teams interested, so they’ll see how it plays out.

Related Players: Allen Robinson, Van Jefferson, Cooper Kupp

It's been well over a calendar year since we've seen Beckham in a uniform, but he had some truly great moments with the Rams, including a touchdown in the Super Bowl and a 113-yard game in the Conference Championship. He also proved to be an inconsistent part of the offense at times. If Los Angeles brings him back, he would eat heavily into Allen Robinson and/or Van Jefferson's snaps, as they deployed him from out wide on around 80% of his snaps through his 12 games with the team.

Will Cooper Kupp play again this season? Sean McVay says he'd be "hard pressed" to see such a scenario.

It's not a surprise as the Rams have been hit with injuries this season and have no chance at a playoff run. The focus will be getting Kupp 100% for the 2023, with the hope of making another Super Bowl run on what will hopefully be a beefed-up and improved offense.

Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Cooper Kupp suffered a high ankle sprain in Sunday's loss to the Arizona Cardinals and the injury will require surgery, head coach Sean McVay announced on Tuesday.

Related players: Tyler Higbee, Allen Robinson, Van Jefferson, Ben Skowronek

Kupp will be having tightrope surgery on Wednesday and the All-Pro WR will be placed on injured reserve, holding him out for at least four games, McVay added according to the story. While it's possible Kupp could return to this season, according to several other sources, with the Rams season fading fast there may be no reason to do that. It's a big loss for fantasy owners who were still getting fantasy production despite the Rams struggles on offense. TE Higbee could see a nice bump in production while at WR, Robinson, Jefferson and Skowronek could also see increases. It's a big hit for the already-struggling QB Matthew Stafford.

Following an MRI of what was purported to be a "very painful" ankle injury, Cooper Kupp is expected to miss some time, though the exact length is to be determined.

Related Players: Van Jefferson, Allen Robinson, Ben Skowronek

Though Kupp's massive target share will likely be spread out quite evenly, Van Jefferson could be in for the biggest boost, per beat reporter Jordan Rodrigue. The Rams have quickly plummeted from Super Bowl winners into one of the worst offenses in the NFL, severely capping the fantasy ceiling of everybody in the lineup, even more so with their best offensive weapon sidelined.

Rams head coach Sean McVay didn’t give a full update on Cooper Kupp but said the injury “didn’t look good, didn’t sound good.”

The Athletic’s Jourdan Rodrigue reports that Kupp did seem to have avoided worst-case scenario with the injury. He’ll go through more testing this week to determine the situation. Kupp suffered the injury during the second half when his leg was rolled up on by Cardinals DB Marco Wilson. He left the game and was checked out on the bench by staff and did not return to the game. The Rams are now 3-6 after the loss to the Cardinals and their reign as Super Bowl champs may come to an end much sooner than they thought as the season is starting to become lost. We’ll see how the Rams go forward with Kupp and how long he’ll be out for.

Rams WR Cooper Kupp is being checked out on the bench for an apparent leg injury.

This is the last thing the Rams and fans want to see is Kupp dealing with an injury. His leg was rolled up on by a Cardinals defender while going for a catch and was immediately checked out on the sideline. He’ll be heading to the locker room. We’ll absolutely look for more information here but hopefully it is not a serious injury for one of the best players in the league.

Cooper Kupp expected to play.

Kupp won't practice Wednesday, according to Rodrigue's tweet. Her tweet went on to say McVay said this week no structural damage for Kupp's ankle, and the team would hold him out Wednesday. So it seems like the team has a plan for Kupp heading into Week 9.

Sean McVay says he expects Cooper Kupp to play Sunday against Tampa Bay.

The Rams looked like they dodged a bullet here. Keep an eye on Kupp's injury status during practices this week, but so far it seems like he'll be good to go after a scary looking injury in garbage time in Week 8. Rodrigue went on to tweet that McVay said Kupp is just dealing with some tissue swelling and there was no structural damage for Kupp’s ankle.

Rams WR Van Jefferson (knee) is out vs. the Bills.

Related players: Cooper Kupp, Allen Robinson, Ben Skowronek, Tutu Atwell

It was reported the Rams would use a committee approach behind Cooper Kupp and Allen Robinson if Jefferson couldn't go so we'll assume that's the plan at this point. That means a likely combo of Skowronek and Atwell.

Hearing WR Van Jefferson’s surgery went great, and my sense is that it’s realistic to believe he can return by the Sept. 8 opener.

Related players: Cooper Kupp, Allen Robinson, Ben Skowronek, Tutu Atwell

Rodrigue went on to tweet that obviously Jefferson's experience in the offense means he can get back on board quickly once cleared. She added the team won’t pressure him, but so far things seem encouraging. The Rams should be just fine at WR with Kupp and Robinson. Next up are Skowronek and Atwell.