Aaron Jones of the Minnesota Vikings has returned to practice after dealing with a hamstring and hip injury. His participation level remains unclear, but he could potentially be active for Week 7 against the Lions. If he is unable to play, Ty Chandler is expected to take over as the lead back, with Cam Akers and Myles Gaskin also in the mix for carries.

Zach Evans, running back for the Rams, is a healthy scratch for today's game against the Cowboys. This is not surprising considering he played zero snaps last week. Myles Gaskin is active for Los Angeles, but the majority of the work is expected to be handled by Darrell Henderson and Royce Freeman.

Rams RB Myles Gaskin is a healthy scratch for today’s game vs. the Steelers. RBs Royce Freeman, Darrell Henderson, and Zach Evans are active. ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported this morning that Freeman and Henderson will get 'the majority of the workload' today. See our projections for the Rams backfield.

Rams RBs Royce Freeman and Darrell Henderson are expected to lead the backfield against the Steelers, with rookie RB Zach Evans as the No. 3 RB. Myles Gaskin will be inactive but is expected to play next week. The backfield will continue to evolve while Kyren Williams recovers from his ankle injury. No Rams RB will dominate the workload even once Williams returns.

With Kyren Williams on injured reserve, the Los Angeles Rams are expected to rely on Royce Freeman and Darrell Henderson as their leading running backs against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Freeman is likely to start, but the workload could change depending on the Steelers' defensive alignment. The performance of Freeman and Henderson in this game will determine their roles in the upcoming weeks, as Williams is out until Week 12. Rookie running back Zach Evans will back up Freeman and Henderson, while recently-signed Myles Gaskin is expected to be inactive this week but active against the Dallas Cowboys next week. The Rams want to distribute the workload more evenly and preserve Williams' longevity.

The Los Angeles Rams have placed running back Kyren Williams on injured reserve due to an ankle injury. Williams will miss at least four games and will be eligible to return in Week 12. The Rams are also without backup running back Ronnie Williams, who injured his knee in the same game. The Rams have made several moves to address their running back depth, including elevating Royce Freeman to the active roster and signing Darrell Henderson to the practice squad. They also signed Myles Gaskin off the Vikings' practice squad and have rookie Zach Evans on the roster. Head coach Sean McVay has not yet revealed the running back rotation for the upcoming game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Rams RB Kyren Williams is out for Sunday's game against the Steelers and is likely to miss multiple games with his ankle sprain. With RB Ronnie Rivers on IR, the Rams have Zach Evans, Royce Freeman, Darrell Henderson, and Myles Gaskin available this weekend. Head Coach Sean McVay plans on using three or even all four running backs, but the rotation is unclear.

Rams head coach Sean McVay stated that all four running backs, including rookie Zach Evans, are possibilities to start in Week 7 against the Steelers. Matthew Stafford also mentioned that it will be a 'compete for carries' week. As a result, all Rams running backs should be considered risky plays for fantasy football.

The Rams' running back situation for Week 7 against the Steelers is uncertain due to injuries. RBs Kyren Williams and Ronnie Rivers will miss the game, leaving Zach Evans, Darrell Henderson, Myles Gaskin, and Royce Freeman to compete for snaps and touches. Head coach Sean McVay stated that all four players are possibilities and that the team is still evaluating the situation.

Los Angeles Rams running back Kyren Williams is expected to miss multiple games but should be back, at the latest, after their Week 10 bye, a source told ESPN's Jeremy Fowler. Williams suffered an ankle sprain in Sunday's game against the Arizona Cardinals. As a result of the injuries, the Rams elevated Royce Freeman to the active roster and signed Darrell Henderson to the practice squad. They also signed running back Myles Gaskin off the Minnesota Vikings' practice squad and added him to their active roster.

The Rams have signed RB Myles Gaskin from Minnesota's practice squad, indicating that he will be in the mix for playing time against the Steelers. This move comes on the same day the Rams added Darrell Henderson to their practice squad.

Vikings running back Kene Nwangwu has been placed on injured reserve, which means he will miss at least the first four games of the season. In response, the team has signed running back Myles Gaskin, who is expected to be the third-string running back behind Alexander Mattison and Ty Chandler.

The Minnesota Vikings are signing running back Myles Gaskin, released Wednesday by the Miami Dolphins, to their active roster. Gaskin will reunite with his former head coach Brian Flores, who is now the Vikings defensive coordinator. Gaskin rushed for 80 yards on 13 carries last season for the Dolphins. His arrival will help alleviate thin depth behind Alexander Mattison, who has replaced Dalvin Cook as the Vikings' primary back.