Ax's comeback this time is also too fast, right??
Rams running back Cam Ax returns to training
On Thursday, Rams running back Cam Akers returned to team training, announcing that he had basically fully recovered from a torn Achilles tendon injury.
The Rams have opened Ax's 21-day return window on Thursday. Ax was the Rams' number one running back last season but was injured during a private training session in July. Ax was expected to miss the entire season, but his recovery was faster than expected, which allowed him to return at the end of the season. The Rams' remaining three opponents are the Vikings, the Ravens and the 49ers.
Although it only began to get a steady chance to play in the second half, Ax still contributed 625 yards of rushing to advance for the 2020 season. The Rams' top running back this season is Darrell Henderson, who rushed to advance 671 yards and touchdowns five times. Sony Michel also contributed 597 yards of rushing forward, with 292 yards coming from the last three games.
In addition, defensive defenders Juju Hughes, Antoine Brooks and Jake Gervase will also return from the coronavirus reserve list.
Seahawks outer receiver Tyler Lockett was activated to the big list
On Thursday, US time, the Seahawks officially announced that it will activate external successor Tyler Lockett from the new crown reserve list.
Lockett was added to the Coronavirus reserve list on Thursday along with the remaining 10 players who tested positive and therefore missed Tuesday's 20-10 loss to the Rams. He is the second player activated by the Seahawks, the former being running back Alex Collins.
In Lockett's absence, the Seahawks' offensive performance was sluggish, advancing only 214 yards overall. Quarterback Russell Wilson's 11-pass attempt to fly more than 10 yards in the air has been successful only once.
Coach Pete Carroll said: "It's sad that Taylor didn't play in this game, and if he plays, it will definitely have a big impact. ”
Does the Cosmic Sheep still have weaknesses?