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"He's a special player, gifted by God with all of the size and skill set that he has," said Ramsey tonight. Two pass breakups (both on third down and five-plus) as well for Jalen Ramsey on Tuesday night. In the two games that Higbee has missed, Hopkins has recorded a reception for 9 yards. The young tight-end has been minimally involved in the Rams offense in his second year, and his rookie season was nothing more than a redshirt year. Starting tight-end Tyler Higbee has missed the last two games due to COVID-19 protocols, but Brycen Hopkins has not made much of the opportunity to fill Higbee’s absence. The starting job is Michel’s to lose moving forward. Henderson was healthy and available for the Rams Tuesday against the Seahawks, and the running back received only 8 touches for 27 yards (3.4 average). Henderson has struggled at times in short yardage situations in terms of both the run and pass game, but Michel has seemed to excel in this area in recent week. No reason to think Michel won't remain RB1 moving forward- Cameron DaSilva December 22, 2021 Sean McVay thought Sony Michel was "outstanding" tonight and said Darrell Henderson Jr. Seattle’s first drive of the second half was impressive and physical, but it also started with an explosive play of 25 yards that could have been thwarted if Long did not miss a tackle on Freddie Swain. was on the “Nice” list for a brief moment after a stellar performance against the Cardinals in Week 15 however, he returned to his old ways Tuesday night against the Seattle Seahawks.

It is also worth mentioning that Reeder is a key special teams player for Los Angeles. Reeder does still have a role on the Rams defense as a run-stopping linebacker, and he will be an important player against teams like the 49ers. The fallout in the weeks that followed resulted in rookie Ernest Jones taking over as the primary inside linebacker for LA’s defense, and Jones has been relatively effective in recent outings. In LA’s most recent loss, Week 12 against the Packers, Aaron Rodgers sought out coverage mismatches against the Rams’ linebackers - and Troy Reeder had a rough outing in an important NFC matchup. There are a number of players that raised their individual play to help the Rams turn things around mid-season - so who has been “Naughty” and who has been “Nice”? The Naughty List Troy Reeder, ILB Once upon a time the Rams were a mere 7-4 and had been soundly defeated by playoff caliber teams in the Tennessee Titans, San Francisco 49ers, and Green Bay Packers. Los Angeles has also won its last three games and the Rams have plenty of momentum to finish the regular season on a strong note. The Rams defeated the Bucs 27-24 at Sophie Stadium last year when Jared Goff led a late drive for a Matt Gay field goal and Jordan Fuller intercepted two Tom Brady passes.Christmas came early for the Los Angeles Rams when the team’s former quarterback, Jared Goff, beat the division rival Arizona Cardinals to move the Rams into a tie for first place in the NFC West. The Rams come home with both teams 2–0 to face the Super Bowl champions, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Jake Funk ran with three kickoffs at an average of 23.3 yards.īefore the game, the Rams called Lawler and linebacker Micah Saffron, and announced inactive quarterback Bryce Perkins, wide receiver Ben Scoronek, tight end Bryson Hopkins, Alaric Jackson tackle, nose tackle Bobby Brown III and safety JuJu Hughes. Tutu Atwell fields a punt and tackles it immediately for no advantage. The Rams’ rookie punt and kickoff returners caught the ball for the first time on Sunday when they didn’t get a chance in Week 1. We don’t want this to happen ever again.” “I know for a fact that Kenny is not the type of person who does something purposeful to get him out of a game.

“I know emotions run high during football games,” Ramsey said. Ramsey said he didn’t see what really happened. “I know Kenny will learn from this, but we may not have that,” Rams coach Sean McVay said of the UCLA fourth-year player. Inside linebacker Kenny Young was kicked out of the game after making contact with an official in the third-quarter sequence in which a Colts player was fined for taunting.

In addition to Henderson’s rib injury, the Rams lost to outside linebacker Justin Lawler with a broken arm, and McVay gave no information on how long he might be out. “It was great to be able to get out there, do my job and help a team like this with a few plays,” said Mitchell, who contributed to the Rams’ game-winning field-goal drive in the August trade.