Rams lose Davante Adams for 6-10 weeks after receiver ruptures his hamstring, adding to team's injury woes

If 2-4 wasn’t a bad enough start for the Los Angeles Rams , they are about to be without one of their top players for a while.

Wide receiver Davante Adams will be out 6–10 weeks after rupturing his hamstring, head coach Sean McVay revealed following the shocking 18-16 loss to the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday at SoFi Stadium.

It was on the final drive for the Rams that it appeared Adams suffered the injury.

The Rams were near the goal line where Adams pulled up during his route and hopped out the back of the end zone.

CLICK HERE FOR MORE OUTKICK SPORTS COVERAGE He eventually limped off the field, and it wasn’t at all what the Rams wanted to see with their 33-year-old receiver, whom Matthew Stafford loves in the red zone since he joined them this past season.

While Adams was able to get off the field on his own power, further testing after the game showed just how serious of an injury it is for the veteran.

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Through six games, Adams had 480 yards through the air and four touchdowns.

Hamstring injuries for receivers can be tricky, as we look ahead to when Adams could potentially return.

The timetable McVay gave proves just how delicate they can be, with the earliest return date sometime in December.

If it goes a full 10 weeks, Adams would only be available for the remaining two regular-season games.

It’s safe to say Adams will be placed on the injured reserve, and he isn’t the only Rams player heading there after Sunday’s loss.

Kicker Blake Grupe, whom the Rams added leading up to Week 6 following the struggles of Harrison Mevis, is out for the season with a knee injury after he attempted a tackle early in Sunday’s game.