Los Angeles Times

Rams’ Fuller on injured reserve

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The Rams placed rookie safety Jordan Fuller on injured reserve because of a shoulder injury, the team announced Tuesday.

Fuller, a sixth- round draft pick from Ohio State, started the f irst three games before injuring his right shoulder during the Rams’ 35- 32 defeat at Buffalo. He sat out the Rams’ 17- 9 victory over the New York Giants but started in Sunday’s 30- 10 victory at Washington, which improved the Rams’ record to 4- 1.

Fuller is eligible to return after three games.

With Fuller sidelined, second- year pro Taylor Rapp is expected to start in his place against the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday at Levi’s Stadium.

— Gary Klein

The New York Jets surprising­ly released disgruntle­d running back Le’Veon Bell, ending a disappoint­ing tenure after less than two full seasons. ... Miami Dolphins defensive tackle Davon Godchaux is expected to be sidelined for three months with a biceps injury. ... The Dallas Cowboys signed quarterbac­k Garrett Gilbert off Cleveland’s practice squad after Dak Prescott’s season- ending ankle injury.

Cristiano Ronaldo became the latest internatio­nal soccer star to test positive for the coronaviru­s. The Portuguese soccer federation said Ronaldo was doing well and had no symptoms after he tested positive while with his country’s national team.

Meghan Duggan, the 2018 Olympic gold medal- winning hockey captain, retired after a career in which she was at the forefront of the U. S. women’s players boycott over wages and equitable support that led to a new contract and a brighter spotlight on the sport. ... Patrick Marleau rejoined the San Jose Sharks, signing a one- year deal worth $ 700,000.

Ohio State University will pay $ 5.8 million to settle lawsuits by about two dozen more survivors over decades- old sexual abuse by a now- deceased team doctor, Richard Strauss — bringing the total settlement­s so far to $ 46.7 million for 185 survivors, the university announced.

Three- time World Cup winner Manuel OsbornePar­adis announced his retirement from competitiv­e racing. The 36- year- old is a four- time Olympian, winner of 11 World Cup medals and a world championsh­ip bronze in super- G.

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