**Injury Woes Plague LA Team Ahead of Crucial Divisional Matchup**
The Los Angeles football team is facing a daunting task as they prepare to take on their division rivals, the Kansas City Chiefs, this Sunday. A slew of injuries has left the team severely depleted, with several key players ruled out or listed as questionable.
Linebackers Joey Bosa and Junior Colson, as well as offensive tackle Rashawn Slater, will all miss the game due to various injuries. Meanwhile, quarterback Justin Herbert, offensive tackle Joe Alt, receiver Derius Davis, and cornerbacks Kristian Fulton, Deane Leonard, and Ja’Sir Taylor are all listed as questionable.
Herbert, who aggravated a high ankle sprain in the team’s previous game, has been limited in practice all week. Despite this, he remains determined to take the field on Sunday. “He said he felt better today than he did last Friday and was able to do some things today,” coach Jim Harbaugh reported.
The team’s lengthy injury report has undoubtedly added to the pressure ahead of this crucial matchup. However, Harbaugh remains optimistic, at least publicly. “It’s an opportunity to step up, be strong and be tough, be counted on and [to] be a stalwart,” he said.
One bright spot for the team is the return of receiver Joshua Palmer, who has been cleared to play after missing the previous game with an elbow injury.
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