Rams TE Terrance Ferguson will be 'ready to go' after 4-week IR stint
Sean McVay sounds confident that Terrance Ferguson will only miss four weeks while on injured reserve, which is the minimum.
The Los Angeles Rams experienced a setback in Week 3 when tight end Terrance Ferguson suffered a serious ankle injury during a game against the Denver Broncos. Ferguson was sidelined for at least four games, as he was placed on injured reserve. This absence meant that the Rams were without one of their key playmakers for a significant period.
During a recent "Coach McVay Show" interview, head coach Sean McVay provided an optimistic update on Ferguson's recovery, stating that the tight end would be "ready to go" after a four-week recovery period. Ferguson's injury was a medial ankle sprain, which required the Rams to place him on IR, thus allowing them to reclaim a roster spot.
McVay emphasized that the team would not rush Ferguson's return, acknowledging the severity of the injury and the need for it to heal properly. The tight end is expected to return to action in Week 8, when the Rams host the Chargers at SoFi Stadium.
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