Report: Rams flight 'significantly delayed' ahead of TNF matchup in Seattle

The Los Angeles Rams team flight to Seattle has been “significantly delayed” due to an equipment issues with the plane, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported. The Rams are scheduled to play the Seattle Seahawks on Thursday Night Football.

Per Schefter, the team is currently working on finding new travel arrangements to prevent further delays getting to Seattle. Kickoff is set for 8:15 p.m. ET on Thursday.

The Rams and Seahawks are currently tied for first place atop the NFC West standings. That means the winner will move in front with just two more weeks left after this.

The matchup will also feature two of the league’ best receivers in Jaxon Smith-Njigba for the Seahawks and Puka Nacua for the Rams. Smith-Njigba ranks No. 1 in the NFL with 1,541 receiving yards this season and Nacua is right behind him at 1,367.

We’ll hope that the Rams can get the situation with their flight sorted out soon so they can get to Seattle and start preparing. It’s sure to be a matchup that will provide plenty of entertainment both to fans at the stadium and watching from home.

Davante Adams injury update: Rams WR’s status revealed for TNF game vs. Seahawks

The Los Angeles Rams have announced Davante Adams‘ injury status for the Thursday Night Football game against the Seattle Seahawks. The veteran wide receiver will likely not play on Thursday night as he’s listed as doubtful. Adams is dealing with knee and hamstring injuries and has not practiced this week.

Davante Adams aggravated a hamstring injury in Sunday’s win against the Detroit Lions. On Tuesday, Rams head coach Sean McVay said he would not rule out Adams, meaning that he could be a game-time decision.

“The two guys that will be DNPs, we’re going to give them every chance that they’ve got – (that) would be Davante with the hamstring, and [Braden] Fiske came out of the game with a little bit of soreness in his ankle, kind of got banged up,” McVay said, per Stu Jackson of the Rams’ official website. “So we’ll take it a day at a time with those guys, and because of the (walkthrough) – it’ll just be a practice projection. So they’ll both be DNPs, but we’ll take it all the way up to game time to see where they’re at.”

On3’s Brian Jones contributed to this report.