Los Angeles Rams Injury Report: List of all the stars set to miss Falcons clash

Los Angeles Rams head into their Week 17 matchup against the Atlanta Falcons with several key names appearing on the injury report, raising questions about availability ahead of Monday night’s showdown.

The contest is scheduled for Monday, December 29, with kickoff set for 8:15 p.m. ET at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

As `Rams sit at 11-4, maintaining momentum late in the regular season remains a priority. However, injuries across multiple position groups could influence their approach against a Falcons team looking to play spoiler.

Los Angeles Rams players ruled out vs Falcons

Los Angeles has already ruled out two players for the clash in Atlanta.

Josh Wallace (CB) will miss the game due to an ankle injury after failing to participate in practice. His absence impacts the Rams’ secondary depth, particularly in coverage packages.

Kevin Dotson (OL) is also out with an ankle issue. Dotson appeared in just two games this season, and his unavailability further tests Los Angeles Rams’ offensive line rotation heading into a primetime matchup.

Doubtful status raises concerns

One of the biggest names on the report is Davante Adams (WR), who is listed as doubtful with a hamstring injury.

Adams did not participate in practice and enters the week with 114 targets, 60 receptions, 789 yards, and 14 touchdowns in the 2025 season.

If he is unable to suit up, the Rams’ passing offense would be missing its most productive red-zone threat.

Questionable Rams to monitor

Several players remain questionable and will likely be game-time decisions.

Braden Fiske (DE) is dealing with an ankle injury after limited practice participation. He has contributed 2.0 sacks and 28 tackles this season.

AJ Jackson (OL) is also questionable with a knee injury, while Byron Young (OLB) was held out for rest despite posting an impressive 11.0 sacks and 72 tackles in 2025.

Players trending toward availability

There is some positive news for Los Angeles Rams. Roger McCreary (CB) practiced fully despite a hip issue and is expected to be available. His presence would be significant for a secondary facing multiple receiving threats.