What LA Rams sources were saying about Terrance Ferguson just before his hamstring injury

Terrance Ferguson has played just three games so far this season for the Los Angeles Rams, so here’s the latest from sources within the camp. The Los Angeles Rams are 5-4 through nine games this season, with their most recent game a 13-20 loss to the Commanders just as they were gaining momentum. It’s clear they are missing sophomore tight end Terrance Ferguson, who has missed six games due to a variety of issues. Just as he was coming back from an ankle issue, Ferguson did his hamstring, and it threw a spanner in the works for the Rams. LA Rams sources on Terrance Ferguson The Rams intended to slowly bring Ferguson along after he played 14 games last season and started only three of those. The three games he did play this season were all starts, so the Rams clearly have a bigger role for him this season, even though he hasn’t been able to fulfil it. The Rams could certainly use his explosiveness, but repeated injuries to the lower half of his body will eventually take a toll on his output. Meanwhile, his hamstring injury set him back further, and according to Graziano, speaking on ESPN, it is a huge blow because Ferguson figured to be a huge part of their plans this season. He said: “I was talking to Rams people on Friday, just doing prep for the game, and a couple of people were talking about how with Davante out, it’s just Puka. How do you combat that? “They said, “Well, we’re like the 13 personnel team.” Obviously, they’ve got the tight ends. They were saying having Terrance Ferguson back this week is massive. He’s a huge part of the game plan. “This was Friday at 5 p.m. Eastern. Ten minutes after those phone calls were over, I got the updated Rams injury report. Terrance Ferguson had pulled his hamstring in practice. He’s not going to play. So they had a Terrance Ferguson game plan.” Knowing what we know now, it’s not very surprising that the Rams lost to the Commanders, since a huge part of their plans pulled out of the game on short notice before the game. Now the wait begins on his latest injury, hoping that the layoff is not huge, but he looks like a certainty to miss their next game against the Cardinals. At least they will know they are planning without him this time! Tom Brady links up with Chargers HC Jim Harbaugh for unique NCAAF project ‘Hopefully’ – Justin Jefferson weighs in on QB trade as Vikings ponder deadline move Kyle Long highlights NFL QB who has ‘quietly’ been putting together an MVP-level season