Los Angeles Rams’ Puka Nacua Questionable for Monday Night Game vs. Giants
Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua is questionable for Monday night's game against the New York Giants due to a groin injury, while Aaron Donald is expected to play.

Evansville, IN, September 19, 2026 — The Los Angeles Rams may be without a key offensive weapon on Monday night as wide receiver Puka Nacua has been listed as questionable for their matchup against the New York Giants. Nacua is dealing with a groin injury, the team announced. His status for the game remains uncertain heading into the week’s final preparations.
The injury to Nacua, who has become a significant contributor for the Rams, raises questions about the team’s receiving corps depth for the upcoming contest. Further updates on his condition are expected as the game approaches.
In contrast to Nacua’s uncertain status, defensive star Aaron Donald is reportedly expected to be available for Monday night’s game. Donald’s potential presence on the field provides a boost to the Rams’ defensive efforts. The team will be looking to its veteran leader to anchor the defense against the Giants.
The specific timeline for Nacua’s recovery and the full extent of his injury have not been detailed. Information regarding the exact nature of the groin injury or any potential impact on future games was not immediately available. The team will continue to monitor his progress.
Fans and analysts will be closely watching for any further developments regarding Nacua’s availability. His absence would represent a notable change in the Rams’ offensive strategy. The team’s coaching staff will likely be evaluating contingency plans to address any potential gap in the receiving unit. The availability of Aaron Donald, however, offers a consistent presence on the defensive side of the ball for Los Angeles. The game is scheduled for Monday night. The final injury report, which will provide definitive game-time decisions, is anticipated closer to kickoff.
Story summarized from the original created by DAN GREENSPAN, Associated Press on www.tristatehomepage.com, see more information here.
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