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"He didn't think it was a big deal; he kept playing," coach Steve Spagnuolo said. [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] rushed for 110 yards vs. the Buccaneers, boosting his season total to 617, the fourth-highest mark in the NFL.

— Cornerback Bradley Fletcher tweaked a hamstring, but it doesn't look serious.

"We decided to get it done right away," Spagnuolo said. "He's going to be sore. Hopefully he'll be able to play" Sunday when the Rams host Carolina.
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— Defensive tackle Fred Robbins is scheduled for a CT scan to determine the severity of a toe injury.
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— Defensive tackle Darell Scott injured the same ankle that kept him sidelined earlier. Although Scott was in an orthopedic boot Monday, this injury doesn't appear to be as severe.

As he pulled off his uniform Sunday after the Rams' 18-17 loss at Tampa Bay, running back [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] was nursing a sore neck and sporting a gash on his left forearm.

"He's the leader of this team, he's a warrior, and he'll do anything to stay in the game and help out his team," Hoomanawauni said. "So that doesn't surprise me at all."
[link widoczny dla zalogowanych] wasn't at Rams Park on Monday, but on Twitter, he posted, "It has been a busy day. Yes, I had surgery on my ring finger, but I shouldn't miss a beat."

That [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] remained in the game after the injury — and remained effective — was no revelation, tight end Michael Hoomanawanui said.
— Linebacker James Laurinaitis has a sore knee, the result of either a sprain or a bruise.
Guard Jacob Bell had a similar injury a couple of years ago and was able to play with it. Of course, he noted that he doesn't have to carry the football.
Before the team's flight landed in St. Louis, [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] knew that there also was something wrong with the ring finger on his left hand. It turned out to be fractured, and [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] had surgery Monday morning. Two pins were inserted during the procedure.

The No. 80 jersey of former Rams wide receiver Isaac Bruce will be retired during a pregame ceremony Sunday. The Rams will wear throwback uniforms from the Super Bowl-winning 1999 season as part of the celebration. ... Although about 5,000 tickets remain, only 975 need to be sold to avoid a local television blackout. ... The Rams claimed cornerback Quincy Butler on waivers from New Orleans and released linebacker Curtis Johnson.

injury updates

Other injury updates:

[link widoczny dla zalogowanych] suffered a groin injury Sept. 26 vs. Washington but suited up — although encumbered by heavy wrapping to protect the area — and rushed for 70 yards against Seattle the following Sunday. He's topped 100 yards in each of the three games since then — 114 at Detroit, 109 vs. San Diego and then 110 against the Bucs.
— Safety James Butler has what Spagnuolo described as a mild medial collateral ligament sprain. Butler almost certainly will miss Sunday's game.
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Wide receiver Brandon Gibson called [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] "a franchise player. He's there for us week in and week out, and a guy we can depend on. If we lose him, it'd be a tremendous loss."
Add a sore shoulder to the maladies plaguing cornerback Ron Bartell. On Sunday, Bartell aggravated the bruised thigh that kept him out of a couple of practices last week. Of more concern,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], though, is the shoulder, the result of what Bartell called "a bad stinger."
The finger was X-rayed Monday morning, the fracture was discovered and the surgery was performed.

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"Any time that happens, it's not good," Bell said. "We'll see. Hopefully he'll be all right."