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The Los Angeles Rams could get two former starters back from injured reserve in time for the Super Bowl.
Coach Sean McVay said defensive tackle Sebastian Joseph-Day and running back Darrell Henderson are expected to practice with the Rams this week, and there’s "a good chance" Joseph-Day and Henderson can play against Cincinnati.
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"With both Bash (Joseph-Day) and Darrell, it is looking optimistic," McVay said.
Other injury news wasn’t so upbeat Monday: Tight end Tyler Higbee probably won’t practice this week as he attempts to return from a knee injury from the NFC championship game, while backup left tackle Joseph Noteboom is still working back from a pectoral injury that occurred in LA’s playoff win at Tampa Bay.
"We’re just taking it a day at a time with those guys," McVay said of Higbee and Noteboom. "They’re doing everything in their power to be available."
Joseph-Day had surgery in November after injuring his pectoral muscle in October. The Rutgers product has been a starter alongside Aaron Donald for each of his three NFL seasons, and he already had 38 tackles with a career-high three sacks in just seven games this season.
Los Angeles Rams and Cincinnati Bengals helmets rest on a stage inside the NFL Experience, an interactive fan show, Friday, Feb. 4, 2022, at the Los Angeles Convention Center in Los Angeles. The Los Angeles Rams are scheduled to play the Cincinnati Bengals in the Super Bowl NFL football game Feb. 13 in Inglewood, Calif. (AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez)
Henderson started 10 games for the Rams this season and shared playing time in the backfield with Sony Michel before
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