Jordan Whittington, Ethan Evans and Neville Gallimore among Rams' inactives for Week 9 at Seahawks from

Rams Rule Out Jordan Whittington, Ethan Evans, Neville Gallimore For Week 9

Trio of Rams to Miss Out on NFC West Matchup in Seattle

The Los Angeles Rams will be without three players when they face the Seattle Seahawks in Week 9 due to injuries. Wide receiver Jordan Whittington, defensive end Ethan Evans and defensive tackle Neville Gallimore have all been ruled out for the contest.

Whittington Dealing With Ankle Injury

Whittington suffered a high ankle sprain in the Rams' Week 4 win over the San Francisco 49ers and has not played since. He was limited in practice this week and was ultimately unable to get healthy enough to suit up against the Seahawks.

Evans, Gallimore Both Hampered by Knee Injuries

Evans has been dealing with a knee injury since Week 2 and has missed the last two games. He was also limited in practice this week and will not be ready to play in Week 9. Gallimore has been sidelined with a knee injury since Week 6 and will miss his third straight game.

The absences of Whittington, Evans and Gallimore are a blow to the Rams, who are already dealing with a number of injuries. The Rams will be hoping to get some of their injured players back soon, but for now, they will have to make do without them.

Impact on Rams' Week 9 Matchup

The Rams will be without three key players when they face the Seahawks in Week 9. Whittington is a key part of the Rams' passing attack, and his absence will be felt. Evans is a key part of the Rams' pass rush, and his absence will make it easier for the Seahawks to protect quarterback Geno Smith. Gallimore is a key part of the Rams' run defense, and his absence will make it easier for the Seahawks to run the ball. The Rams will need to find ways to overcome the absences of Whittington, Evans and Gallimore if they want to beat the Seahawks in Week 9. The Rams will need to find other players to step up and make plays. The Rams will also need to be more efficient on offense and defense. If the Rams can do those things, they will have a chance to win in Seattle.