The Los Angeles Rams have been getting very familiar with the NFL's COVID-19 reserve list this week. Their need to place more and more players on the list has necessitated a change in their schedule, as their matchup with the Seattle Seahawks was rescheduled from Sunday to Tuesday.

The Rams activated six players, including Odell Beckham Jr. and Darrell Henderson Jr., from the list but still have 22 players, including Jalen Ramsey, Tyler Higbee and Von Miller, on the reserve list. Only one other team, the Cleveland Browns, has at least 20 players on the reserve list.

Against a Seahawks team that has been looking stronger lately, these absences could be costly, especially since the Rams have shown they can play way down to competition this season. While the Rams continue to prepare for Tuesday's contest, players explained the changes that have been enacted for practices.

Defensive lineman Greg Gaines called this week “chaotic” and described an instance where he was told to go home from the team facility. Los Angeles has had players practice individually until Saturday.

Matthew Stafford talked about the hectic changes of how practices have looked this week, too. Los Angeles' quarterback stressed, though, that the team was still able to practice well amid all the changes.

In these uncertain times, the Rams are hunting for a division crown. They won a tense Monday-night game against the Arizona Cardinals to pull within one game of the NFC West leaders. Without some of their key players, they will have to persevere against their divisional rival.