L.A. Rams confront Baltimore with Lamar Jackson’s health uncertain and plan for both possibilities. After tight losses to Philadelphia and San Francisco, Sean McVay emphasizes growth and sustained execution as the Rams’ road trip extends to Baltimore, then Wembley. Injuries and concussion protocols test depth as the Ravens’ offense remains dangerous if Jackson plays, or forces a split-squad approach if he sits. Fantasy angles center on backs, pass-catching options, andBackup QB game plans.

Rams rookie tight end Terrance Ferguson finally made an impact in Week 5, snagging a 21-yard catch that helped set up Los Angeles' first score against the 49ers. With Higbee sidelined, Ferguson earned his first extended look and appears headed for a larger role if he can sustain production. The Rams also benefited from a trade with the Falcons to acquire extra 2026 draft capital, signaling a balance between immediate help and future flexibility.

Week 5 tight end rankings lean on Kelce, Andrews, Hockenson, and Kincaid, with Waller back in the mix after a 2-TD return. Goedert’s red‑zone impact remains real, Tonges slides in with Kittle out, and LaPorta needs TDs to lift weekly expectations. Pitts and Kraft sit this week due to byes. Higbee’s health cloud and Hill’s 21-day window shape the Week 5 slate, highlighting waiver targets like Waller, Tonges, Ferguson, and Engram.

Week 4 pits 3-0 Indianapolis against 2-1 Los Angeles in a high-octane NFL clash. Kickoff 4 PM ET on FOX with NFL+, Paramount, and other streams. Colts bring a top-scoring offense (34.3 PPG) but face a murky injury report: Goncalves, Moore II, and Pierce ruled out, Buckner uncertain. Rams list multiple questionables (Havenstein, Adams, Parkinson, Higbee). All-time series edge to the Colts (23-22-2); last meeting 2023 Rams OT win at Lucas Oil. Officiating by Carl Cheffers adds another variable.