Matthew Stafford and the Los Angeles Rams have started the season with a 4-2 record. The NFC powerhouses are looking to make yet another Super Bowl push under long-time head coach Sean McVay.However, the Rams are facing a significant setback ahead of their Week 7 game against the Jacksonville Jaguars. According to Adam Grosband, wide receivers Puka Nacua and Tutu Atwell are dealing with lingering injuries.CBS Sports reports that Puka Nacua suffered an ankle injury in the Week 6 game against the Baltimore Ravens. The star wide receiver has yet to practice this week, thereby reducing his chances of playing against the Jaguars in Week 7.CBS Sports states that Tutu Atwell pulled his hamstring at practice last Thursday. The veteran pass catcher missed the Ravens game as a result, and he's attempting to come back for Week 7. The report adds that Atwell was a limited participant on Wednesday but featured in full on Thursday.There's a high chance that the Rams opt not to risk Puka Nacua as they have a bye week in Week 8. Sitting Nacua out of this week's game would give him two whole weeks to build on his fitness. Atwell's status will be clearer later on Friday.Matthew Stafford and the Rams look to continue their winning waysThe Los Angeles Rams have won four games in the 2025 season. Those wins were against the Houston Texans, Tennessee Titans, Indianapolis Colts, and most recently, the Baltimore Ravens.Next up for Matthew Stafford and Co. is a London game against a resurgent Jacksonville Jaguars side. The Jaguars are 4-2 for the campaign, and are looking better organized than last season. Plus, they'll be playing in familiar surroundings despite it being an international game.Matthew Stafford will likely lean on perennial Pro Bowler Davante Adams in the event of Puka Nacua missing the game. Adams is a prolific route runner and one of the best wide receivers of his generation, and he'll look to take advantage of the injuries at the WR position.The Rams are chasing their second Super Bowl of the past half-decade, and they'll fancy their chances with the current crop of talent.