Trent McDuffie has no injury designation right now.
What's happening with Trent McDuffie
Even without Myles Garrett, the Rams defense continues to rank among the NFL's elite units, sitting second in passing yards allowed and yards per attempt. Trent McDuffie, an offseason addition, has been a key contributor to that success. The group is expected to get even stronger once injured starters return to the lineup.
A Turf Show Times piece questions whether the Rams should have pursued Mike Evans harder in the 2026 offseason, despite already adding Trent McDuffie, Jaylen Watson and Myles Garrett.
The Rams rallied to beat the Eagles despite entering 2026 as Super Bowl favorites after adding Myles Garrett, Aaron Donald and Trent McDuffie, but still have issues to fix before facing the Bills.”},{
Despite not having Myles Garrett, the Rams defense ranks among the NFL's best, sitting second in passing yards allowed, second in yards per attempt, and third in another key category, helped by offseason addition Trent McDuffie.
Trent McDuffie, acquired by the Rams in a major offseason move, has become a steady leadership presence on defense for a team with Super Bowl aspirations.
Ian Rapoport offered an injury update on Rams receiver Puka Nacua ahead of Week 3, information ClutchPoints says fantasy football managers should pay attention to.
Rams cornerback Trent McDuffie earned the NFL's top PFF grade in Week 2, posting a 94.0 coverage mark and allowing zero catches on five targets against the Giants.
Following the Rams' 28-6 win over the Giants on Monday Night Football, wide receiver Davante Adams praised Trent McDuffie as the best cornerback in the league.
After the Rams routed the Giants 28-6, Sean McVay gave an upbeat postgame speech praising his defense and Davante Adams while standing by his earlier 'dumba' remark from the Australia trip.