Gavin CarlsonOct 30, 2026
Carlson expects cornerback Trent McDuffie back in the lineup for the Rams against the Chargers after they practiced on Wednesday.
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He did practice, so, he should be back.
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Availability CallsTrent McDuffieLos Angeles Rams
“Trent McDuffie's missed the last two games. He officially practiced at this this this time of recording on Wednesday. He did practice, so, he should be back.”
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