Los Angeles Rams Week 15 injury report: Latest on Cobie Durant, Demarcus Robinson and more for TNF

The Los Angeles Rams will face off against the San Francisco 49ers in a crucial Thursday Night Football game in Week 15. Both teams are in the playoff picture, and they'll need a win to keep up in their respective divisions.

Let's look at the latest Los Angeles Rams injury report ahead of the key game.

Los Angeles Rams injury report

Cobie Durant's injury update

According to CBS Sports, Cobie Durant has missed both training sessions this week. The cornerback is dealing with a chest injury and hasn't joined his teammates in practice.

The report states that Durant suffered a bruised lung in Sunday's game against the Buffalo Bills. He is facing a race against time to prove his fitness for Week 15. If he doesn't suit up, expect Ahkello Witherspoon or Emmanuel Forbes to see an uptick in productivity.

Demarcus Robinson's injury update

According to CBS Sports, Demarcus Robinson has missed consecutive training sessions leading to Thursday Night Football. The veteran wide receiver is dealing with a shoulder injury.

Robinson must participate in Wednesday's training session to play against the 49ers. Shoulder injuries are nightmarish for pass catchers, so seeing Robinson sit out the game won't surprise. In his absence, the Rams could call upon Tutu Atwell.

Tyler Davis' injury update

According to the Los Angeles Rams website, Tyler Davis has not been featured in practice throughout the week. The defensive end is dealing with a calf issue, which has prevented him from taking to the Field with his teammates.

Davis is racing against time to prove his fitness for Thursday's game. On Wednesday, he must participate in at least a limited capacity.

Davis Allen's injury update

According to the team website, Davis Allen has missed both training sessions this week due to a shoulder injury.

Allen must participate in Wednesday's training session to prove his fitness for the game against the 49ers. If not, expect Colby Parkinson and Hunter Long to see an increase in snaps at the tight end spot.