Rams don't plan to limit Puka Nacua's workload in return against Eagles, sources say
Los Angeles does not intend to manage Puka Nacua's snaps as he returns to the lineup to face Philadelphia, according to sources.
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The Los Angeles Rams do not intend to limit receiver Puka Nacua's workload as he returns to action against the Philadelphia Eagles, sources told ESPN.
Nacua's return comes after a period away from the lineup, and there had been some question over whether the team would ease him back in gradually. According to sources, however, the Rams plan to use him at close to a full workload from the outset.
A key piece for Los Angeles
Nacua has established himself as one of the Rams' most productive offensive weapons since entering the league, and his return is expected to provide a boost to a passing attack that has had to adjust during his absence.
The matchup against the Eagles represents a significant early test for Los Angeles, and having Nacua available without restrictions gives the offense its full complement of options as the team looks to build momentum.
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