NFL Updates: Injuries and Quarterback Decisions Ahead of Preseason

As the NFL preseason approaches, joint practices have begun, bringing with them injuries and competitive decisions. The Los Angeles Rams faced challenges on Tuesday, with All-Pro edge rusher Myles Garrett missing practice due to knee swelling, while wide receiver Puka Nacua exited early with a groin issue.

The Minnesota Vikings announced Kyler Murray as their starting quarterback, opting for him over J.J. McCarthy after a thorough evaluation process. Murray, who signed a league-minimum contract this offseason, is looking to revitalize his career after a difficult stint with the Arizona Cardinals.

In other news, Chicago Bears safety Coby Bryant is set to miss four to six months following knee surgery, while San Francisco 49ers pass rusher Nick Bosa is dealing with tendinitis in his knee but is expected to be ready for the season opener. Additionally, joint practices have seen physical altercations between teams, highlighting the competitive atmosphere as teams prepare for the upcoming games.