EARTH CITY, Mo. -- The St. Louis Rams once again will have some decisions to make at defensive end before Sunday's game against the Baltimore Ravens.
After Friday's practice, the Rams listed ends Chris Long (knee) and Robert Quinn (hip) as questionable for Sunday. Long has made progress in his return from the week 5 knee injury he suffered against Green Bay and was able to practice for most of the week. Rams coach Jeff Fisher was optimistic about Long but did not commit to his playing against the Ravens.
Long's availability might be related to what happens with Quinn, who returned to practice Friday after being listed as a non-participant on Wednesday and Thursday. Still, Long hasn't played in a while and this is his first week of practice so it's possible the Rams could be cautious with him.
Just as pressing is the situation with right tackle Rob Havenstein, who is listed as doubtful because of a calf injury. Havenstein did not practice all week and could miss his second game in three weeks. If that's the case, the Rams will likely plug rookies Andrew Donnal and Cody Wichmann into the starting lineup.
The Rams also added tight end Justice Cunningham to the injury report Friday with a finger injury.
Here's the full Friday injury report:
Doubtful: OT Rob Havenstein (calf)
Questionable: DE Chris Long (knee), TE Justice Cunningham (finger), DE Robert Quinn (hip)
Probable: C Tim Barnes (concussion)
