In a refreshing turn of events, the Los Angeles Rams emerged from their latest matchup without any significant injuries for the first time this season. While it may appear trivial at first glance, for a team that has suffered the loss of key players throughout the year, this news signals a much-needed continuity and resilience.

Following their recent victory over the San Francisco 49ers, the Rams' Wednesday injury report reveals a much brighter outlook compared to the previous weeks. Only three players were listed: Cooper Kupp, Davis Allen, and Logan Bruss.

Star receiver Cooper Kupp was a non-participant in practice and has been officially ruled out for Week 4, continuing to grapple with his lingering injury. Meanwhile, tight end Davis Allen was limited as he works through recovery from a back injury, while offensive lineman Logan Bruss managed to fully participate in practice, despite dealing with a finger injury.

This fortunate health status places the Rams in a remarkably better position than their upcoming opponents, the Chicago Bears. The Bears currently have 10 players dealing with injuries on their report, with four not participating in practice at all. Notably, wide receiver Keenan Allen, who has missed the last two games, showed some promise by being limited in practice on Wednesday, suggesting he may be on the road to making his return by Sunday.

As both teams prepare for their Week 4 clash, the Rams are seizing an opportunity to solidify their lineup amidst their rivals' injury woes. With Kupp's absence a concern, the Rams will look to capitalize on their healthy roster to secure another victory, while the Bears will have to navigate their mounting challenges if they hope to turn their season around.

Stay tuned, as the injury reports could take a surprising turn leading up to the game!