St. Louis Rams @ Kansas City Chiefs Injury Report: Who’s In, Who’s Out?

The St. Louis Rams and Kansas City Chiefs will battle for the Governor’s cup this week in what is always a much anticipated battle. Here is the injury report for this week’s game.

St. Louis Rams

DE William Hayes – Illness – Full – Probable

S T.J. McDonald – Concussion – Full – Probable

WR Kenny Britt – Ankle – Full – Probable

CB Janoris Jenkins – Knee – DNP – Questionable

G Rodger Saffold – Knee – Full – Probable

C Tim Barnes – Shoulder – DNP – OUT

LB Jo-Lonn Dunbar – Toe – Full – Probable

CB Trumaine Johnson – Knee – Full – Questionable

CB Brandon McGee – Foot – DNP – OUT

DE Ethan Westbrooks – Hand – Full – Probable

RB Benny Cunningham – Knee – Full – Probable

K Greg Zuerlein – Ilness – Probable

The real issue here for the Rams is that with Janoris Jenkins likely out Sunday against the Chiefs, it will likely be undrafted rookie Marcus Roberson in his place. Trumaine Johnson just isn’t quite ready to get back, therefore that leaves the Rams with Roberson, E.J Gaines, and Lamarcus Joyner.

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Kansas City Chiefs

WR Donnie Avery – Groin – OUT

WR Junior Hemingway – Hamstring – Limited – Questionable

CB Chris Owens – Knee – DNP – OUT

TE Travis Kelce – Ribs – Full – Probable

S Eric Berry – Ankle – Limited – Questionable

CB Sean Smith – Groin – Full – Probable

RB Cyrus Gray – Hand – Full – Probable

LB Justin Houston – Ankle – Full – Probable

Eric Berry is still questionable and will most likely be a game time decision. Andy Reid has said that Berry looks and feels pretty good however. The Rams will also have to go up against Jamaal Charles who got through all the concussion tests throughout the week.

Thats going to do it for this week’s injury report. The Rams are pretty banged up in the secondary, but will still be looking to win two in a row and move to 3-4.