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Feeley will miss his fourth game in a row with a broken thumb on his throwing hand.||||||| The injuries to Feeley and starter Sam Bradford (ankle) mean journeyman Kellen Clemens will make his third consecutive start.

Rams coach Steve Spagnuolo said Friday that it's unlikely that Feeley, who has a sprained thumb on his throwing hand, will be ready in time for the preseason finale on Thursday night against the Ravens.||||||| Feeley has undergone an MRI exam for a thumb injury and also hurt his elbow in the first quarter of a preseason game at Cleveland on Aug. 21.

Feeley is not practicing with the St. Louis Rams, increasing the likelihood that No. 1 draft pick Sam Bradford will start at quarterback this week.||||||| Feeley has undergone an MRI exam for a thumb injury and also hurt his elbow in the first quarter Saturday at Cleveland. He was with other injured players on a side field during Monday's practice, with a protective covering on his right hand. The Rams have only two practices to prepare for Thursday night's game at New England.

Feeley has been taken from the field for evaluation after appearing to injure his right hand in the first quarter.||||||| Feeley, starting ahead of rookie Sam Bradford, was hit by Browns linebacker Chris Gocong on a third-down pass. Feeley completed the throw but came up holding his right wrist. He stayed in the game and threw a 9-yard TD pass to tight end Daniel Fells. Feeley was looked at by trainers when he came to the sideline and was then taken to the Rams' locker room. The team had no immediate word on his injury.