Rams let a winnable Thursday slip away in OT against a short-handed 49ers, leaving Sean McVay furious and fantasy managers weighing risk and reward. Los Angeles sits at 3-2 after two gut-punch losses, with critical mistakes in special teams and ball security dragging down the win column. Puka Nacua remains the engine of the attack, piling up targets and yards behind a prolific Stafford, who’s averaging 300+ passing yards per game. Next up: a tough Baltimore test, then a London clash with Jacksonville.

Los Angeles Rams face a quick turn with a key injury question at guard. Steve Avila, activated but held out in Week 4, is a game-time call for Thursday’s visit from San Francisco. If Avila suits up, the interior should stabilize the line and boost the run game and protection; if not, LA may lean on a quicker-passing attack and potential interior rotation. A 3-1 start and a pivotal NFC West clash put SLAR in a position to shape the division race.

Adams is expected to play Sunday for the Rams despite hamstring concerns and a limited practice week. He’s questionable but McVay remains confident he’ll be active. Through three games, Adams has 213 yards and two TDs on 29 targets, showing a high ceiling when healthy, with a TD last week against Philadelphia but a quiet second half.

Havenstein (ankle) and Avila (ankle) were limited or limited/participating in practice, while Avila returned as a full participant. The Rams sit 2-1 and host 3-0 Indianapolis, with the line and pass game depending on Adams’ health and the stability of the blockers ahead of him.