The Los Angeles Rams are facing mounting uncertainty at wide receiver as head coach Sean McVay admitted he is "not sure" if star wideout Puka Nacua will be available for their Week 3 road matchup against the Denver Broncos. Nacua was ruled inactive for the Rams' 28-6 Monday Night Football victory over the New York Giants after suffering a soft tissue setback late in the week, originally listed with a hip issue before McVay clarified he was dealing with groin soreness. While Nacua went through pregame warmups, the team chose to err on the side of caution. McVay expressed hope that his top target could return against Denver's stout defense, but emphasized that Los Angeles will take a cautious approach with their young star to avoid a long-term issue. Nacua's lingering physical health challenges raise broader questions about his long-term availability and contractual future with the Rams. After battling a psoas issue during training camp, this new groin strain highlights the ongoing durability concerns that could complicate upcoming extension talks for the Pro Bowl wideout. In the meantime, Matthew Stafford and the Rams' offense proved they can remain explosive without Nacua in the lineup, leaning heavily on Davante Adams' 195-yard masterclass and second-year tight end Terence Ferguson to drive the passing game.