Puka Nacua’s contract looms over his injury absence
📍 How it ended
By the end of Week 3, Puka Nacua was listed as inactive and doubtful for the Rams’ game against the Broncos, with coaches noting he could return in Week 4 but leaving surgery on the table if he did not improve. His pending contract remained a focal point in coverage of his injury absence, and no further resolution was reported before the story quieted.
Epilogue added 1h ago, after coverage quieted.
Coverage (7)
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Week 3 inactives for Rams usatoday.com · 12d ago
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Puka Nacua’s contract looms over his injury absence NBC Sports · 12d ago broke it first
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