The injury bug hit the Los Angeles Rams once again in Week 3 of the 2019 NFL Preseason. After losing projected starter Micah Kiser last week, two more Rams were carted off the field against Denver: offensive lineman Aaron Neary and linebacker Josh Carraway.
Neither Carraway nor Neary were expected to have big roles in 2019, but both guys are reserves at incredibly thin positions for the Rams. Neary was set to backup unproven center Brian Allen on offense, while Josh Carraway was competing for a reserve role at outside linebacker.
Neary is set to be suspended for the first four games of the season due to a violation of the NFL’s substance abuse policy. The fourth-year lineman was still a likely lock to make the team before the injury. Carraway had a bit more work to do, but impressed at linebacker against Dallas last week.
It remains unclear how severe either injury is.
