St. Louis, MO – St. Louis quarterback Sam Bradford left opener against Philadelphia, the third major offensive Rams player to suffer an injury.
Running back Steven Jackson (quadriceps) and wide receiver Danny Amendola (dislocated left elbow) also departed the contest.
With about eight minutes to play, Bradford completed a 31-yard pass to Brandon Gibson. But as the completion was being challenged, he walked into the locker room looking at his right hand.
According to the Rams' Twitter feed, an X-ray was negative, but he is believed to have some nerve damage.
Jackson departed in the first quarter. He ran for a 47-yard touchdown, but touched the ball only once more.
Amendola, the Rams' leading receiver last year, suffered his injury early in the fourth quarter on a six-yard reception. He is scheduled to have an MRI exam Monday.
Additionally, Rams tackle Jason Smith suffered an apparent ankle injury.
Bradford finished with 188 passing yards in the 31-13 loss, while Amendola had five catches for 45 yards.
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