Tyler Higbee, Rams and Sean McVay
Sean McVay gives encouraging update on Tyler Higbee, who was hospitalized after he spit up blood
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Rams' Tyler Higbee was spitting up blood after leaving playoff game with injury, coach Sean McVay says
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Tyler Higbee returned to L.A. with Rams, is expected to play vs. Eagles
After Tyler Higbee left the game against Minnesota due to injury, the rest of the Rams tight ends stepped up in his place
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They did lose a key offensive player, however, with tight end Tyler Higbee exiting the matchup in the second quarter due to injury. Head coach Sean McVay confirmed to reporters after the Rams' 27-9 win that the former Super Bowl champion is in stable condition at an area hospital due to a chest issue.
The Los Angeles Rams played most of the game without tight end Tyler Higbee. Here's the latest on why he left and his status for next week.
Higbee (chest) practiced on a limited basis Thursday, Sarah Barshop of ESPN.com reports.
Rams tight end Tyler Higbee left the Rams' opening round win over the Vikings in the 2025 NFL Playoffs with a chest injury
Sean McVay provided an update on Higbee after the Rams’ 27-9 win over the Vikings, telling reporters that the tight end is at a local hospital being treated. Added that Higbee is in stable condition and is expected to “be OK,” which is excellent news.
The veteran tight end, who left Monday’s playoff victory over the Vikings with a chest contusion that required a trip to an Arizona hospital, sets a standard for leadership that his teammates
The Los Angeles Rams have experience handling a short week in the playoffs, even if not all of them remember it. Head coach Sean McVay decided the Rams wouldn’t practice Wednesday ahead of their NFC divisional round game at the Philadelphia Eagles following a 27-9 win over the Minnesota Vikings in
With a short week of practice for their divisional round playoff game, the Rams must find a way to limit Saquon Barkley after his 255-yard outburst in Week 12
The Rams had lots of youth on a defense helmed by first-year coordinator Chris Shula, but have navigated the growing pains well thanks to his trust and flexibility.
The Philadelphia Eagles listed three players on their initial injury report ahead of their Divisional Round playoff matchup against the Los Angeles Rams, resting players omitted. The Rams listed four players on their initial injury report. Here's the Eagles-Rams injury report, with analysis...
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