The Los Angeles Rams are preparing to face the New England Patriots after a loss to the Miami Dolphins. Head coach Sean McVay confirmed that several key players, including Rob Havenstein and Neville Gallimore, will miss the game due to injuries. McVay expressed confidence in his team's resilience and ability to bounce back, despite the challenges posed by a banged-up roster.

He noted that tight end Tyler Higbee and safety John Johnson III are nearing returns, while other players like Byron Young and Josh Wallace are questionable for the matchup. McVay emphasized the importance of learning from past performances and is optimistic about the team's readiness for the challenge ahead.

The Los Angeles Rams have traded cornerback Tre’Davious White to the Baltimore Ravens, receiving a seventh-round pick in 2026 in return. White, a two-time Pro Bowler, struggled during his short stint with the Rams after signing a one-year deal.

After a disappointing performance in four games, he was made inactive for the last four games as he fell down the depth chart. Coach Sean McVay acknowledged White's professionalism despite the challenges he faced.

Tre’Davious White, the cornerback for the Los Angeles Rams, has been allowed to seek a trade, as confirmed by coach Sean McVay. Despite this, McVay expressed a desire to retain the two-time Pro Bowl player, who signed a one-year deal with the Rams last summer after a long tenure with the Buffalo Bills.

White has struggled with injuries, having been inactive for the last three games, and has fallen down the depth chart behind other defensive backs. McVay acknowledged the challenges White has faced but praised his professionalism during this difficult period.

The Los Angeles Rams secured a narrow 20-15 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders, improving their record to 2-4. Coach Sean McVay anticipates the return of star receiver Cooper Kupp for their upcoming game against the Minnesota Vikings, despite Kupp missing four games due to an ankle injury.

Quarterback Matthew Stafford expressed enthusiasm for Kupp's potential return, emphasizing the impact it would have on the team's offense.

Defensively, the Rams' secondary has shown improvement, with a rotation of cornerbacks and safeties making significant plays. However, the offense struggled, gaining only 258 yards and converting just two of ten third downs.

Running back Kyren Williams shone with two touchdowns, bringing his season total to nine, while rookie kicker Joshua Karty faced challenges, missing an extra point and a field goal attempt.

Quarterback Matthew Stafford has returned to practice without restrictions after dealing with back soreness, while receiver Cooper Kupp is making progress towards a potential return against the Las Vegas Raiders this Sunday.

However, receiver Puka Nacua and offensive lineman Steve Avila remain sidelined, and their return is uncertain. Coach Sean McVay is optimistic about Stafford and Kupp's conditions but emphasizes caution in their recoveries.

The Rams, currently 1-4, are looking to replicate last season's mid-season turnaround.