St. Louis Rams running back Steven Jackson was limited in practice on Friday with a finger injury and is listed as questionable for the game Sunday against the Carolina Panthers.
Jackson had surgery Monday on a broken ring finger on his left hand after suffering the injury in the Rams' loss to the Buccaneers. Despite the injury, Jackson ran for 110 yards to set the franchise rushing record with 7,324 yards in fewer than seven seasons.
"Absolutely, I will definitely be out there Sunday," said Jackson, who had two pins inserted into the finger. "The surgery went fine. Everything went well. It's unfortunate it had to happen. It's on the left hand, so it's not a big deal as if it was my right hand."
Wide receiver Danario Alexander was a late addition to the injury report, after he re-injured his left knee during Friday's practice. Alexander will require surgery, according to the *St. Louis Post-Dispatch*.
Alexander has already had surgery on the same knee four times previously.
The Rams have ruled out safety Darian Stewart (hamstring), tight end Fendi Onobun (back) and cornerback Justin King (hamstring).
Questionable are defensive tackle Fred Robbins (toe), defensive tackle Darell Scott (ankle), cornerback Ron Bartell (neck) and offensive tackle Jason Smith (concussion).
Probable are wide receiver Mardy Gilyard (hamstring), linebacker David Vobora (hamstring), safety James Butler (knee) and linebacker James Laurinaitis (knee).
For more on the St. Louis Rams' injuries, check out NFL.com's injury page.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
