Rams wide receiver Danny Amendola left Sunday's contest against the New York Jets with a foot injury.
In the second quarter, Amendola twisted his foot awkwardly and hobbled off the field. He was seen walking to the locker room and his return to the game is questionable.
Amendola, who returned to action last week after missing three games with a collarbone injury, recorded four catches for 16 yards against the Jets before exiting. Source: Sports Network Attached Thumbnails
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