Why Rams' flight to Seattle is delayed ‘significantly’; coach Sean McVay travels separately
The Los Angeles Rams have a bigger challenge to handle before their Thursday Night game against the Seattle Seahawks.
The Los Angeles Rams have a bigger challenge to handle before their Thursday Night game against the Seattle Seahawks. The team flight for the last road game of the season was delayed ‘significantly’ on Wednesday, ESPN insider Adam Schefter reported. He added that the Rams are making alternative travel arrangements now.

“The Rams’ team flight that was supposed to be leaving any minute now is expected to be significantly delayed due to an equipment issue with the plane, per sources. The team currently is working on alternative travel arrangements to prevent any further delays getting to Seattle,” Schefter reported on X, platform formerly known as Twitter.
Meanwhile, coach Sean McVay is not travelling with the team.
“For the Rams last road game, HC Sean McVay had to travel separately from the team to prevent anyone from getting sick. Now the Rams are encountering a different travel issue with their plane experiencing an equipment problem. The delay getting to Seattle could be significant,” Schefter added.
The Rams are hoping that Davante Adams returns to action on Thursday. The star WR sustained a hamstring injury.
Los Angeles Rams depth chart
Offense
Quarterback (QB)
Matthew Stafford
Jimmy Garoppolo
Stetson Bennett IV
Running Back (RB)
Kyren Williams
Blake Corum
Jarquez Hunter
Ronnie Rivers
Wide Receiver (WR)
Davante Adams
Jordan Whittington
Puka Nacua
Xavier Smith
Konata Mumpfield
Tight End (TE)
Colby Parkinson
Davis Allen
Terrance Ferguson
Nick Vannett
Left Tackle (LT)
Alaric Jackson
D.J. Humphries
David Quessenberry
Left Guard (LG)
Steve Avila
Justin Dedich
Center (C)
Coleman Shelton
Beaux Limmer
Right Guard (RG)
Kevin Dotson
Right Tackle (RT)
Warren McClendon Jr.
David Quessenberry
Defense
Outside Linebacker (OLB)
Byron Young
Josaiah Stewart
Jared Verse
Desjuan Johnson
Defensive End (DE)
Braden Fiske
Larrell Murchison
Kobie Turner
Tyler Davis
Nose Tackle (NT)
Poona Ford
Ty Hamilton
Inside Linebacker (ILB)
Omar Speights
Shaun Dolac
Nate Landman
Troy Reeder
Cornerback (CB)
Emmanuel Forbes Jr.
Ahkello Witherspoon
Josh Wallace
Cobie Durant
Darious Williams
Derion Kendrick
Safety (S)
Kamren Kinchens
Chris Smith II
Kam Curl
Jaylen McCollough
Special Teams
Punter (P)
Ethan Evans
Kicker (K)
Harrison Mevis
Holder (H)
Ethan Evans
Long Snapper (LS)
Jake McQuaide
Punt Returner (PR)
Xavier Smith
Konata Mumpfield
Kick Returner (KR)
Jordan Whittington
Ronnie Rivers
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