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Sean McVay Delivers Brutal Injury Update on Rams TE Terrance Ferguson

Rams' Terrance Ferguson is facing uncertainty ahead of Week 4, adding to a growing list of injury concerns for Los Angeles.

The Los Angeles Rams faced a defeat 30-26 against the Denver Broncos on Sunday Night Football, relinquishing a 16-0 halftime lead. Denver surged back with two touchdowns in the third quarter. After an interception by Talanoa Hufanga resulted in a 66-yard touchdown, Matthew Stafford connected with Konata Mumpfield, but a contentious pass interference call preserved Denver's drive.

Bo Nix secured the victory with a game-winning touchdown in the final 47 seconds. Hufanga sealed Denver's win with a second interception on the Rams' final play. However, the most significant story from the game was the injury to Rams tight end Terrance Ferguson, who suffered an ankle injury. Head coach Sean McVay confirmed that Ferguson's injury is severe, and he is expected to miss the upcoming Week 4 game against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Ferguson had previously played well, finishing Week 2 with a 54-yard, one-touchdown performance against the Giants. He was the Rams' second-round pick in 2025 and had a promising rookie season with 231 receiving yards and three touchdowns on 11 catches.

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