Davante Adams is listed questionable with a hamstring after limited practice, underscoring a Week 4 game against the 3-0 Colts as a true game-time decision. Adams has opened the season hot, logging 13 catches for 213 yards and 2 TDs, making his health the single biggest fantasy swing in LA.

Rob Havenstein is also questionable with an ankle, while Steve Avila is set to be a full participant and looks to return for the first time since Week 1. Dedich could lose his starting role if Avila’s back, boosting the Rams’ interior protection. Against Indianapolis, Adams’ status and Avila’s reintroduction will heavily influence Rams’ fantasy upside and game plan.

Adams’ presence demands attention in fantasy lineups; if he’s limited, the Rams’ air attack loses its clear top target and drives volume elsewhere. The Colts’ undefeated start adds pressure, making the week’s decisions surrounding Adams even more consequential for a faltering fantasy roster.

Rams injury updates push lineup decisions as they prep for weekend action. Rob Havenstein is out with an ankle while Davante Adams is limited with a hamstring, and Steve Avila is making progress but status remains uncertain. Justin Dedich, Colby Parkinson, Braden Fiske, and Kamren Kinchens were limited as the club monitors day-to-day status. McVay stressed the need for clarity by Wednesday.

Colts notes show Buckner did not participate (back), Matt Goncalves (toe), Xavien Howard rested, Kenny Moore (Achilles), Alex Pierce (concussion), and Rigoberto Sanchez (Personal Matter). The breadth of limited players and rests signals a game plan reliant on line play, rotation, and target usage, shaping fantasy angles for Rams receivers and Colts defenders.