Higbee Returns, Rams Chase Another Ring

0:00It's April 2st. This is NFL News today, AI-powered stories from around the league, on Cori with the story. Veteran tied in Tyler Higby just locked in a two-year deal with the Los Angeles Rams, shutting down all that retirement talk after the 20, 25 season. At 33 years old, he's now heading into his 11th year with the team, proving he's got plenty left in the tank. He made the call pretty quick, just a week after the season wrapped, and said the Rams NFC championship loss played a big part in bringing him back. For 20-26, Higby made it clear he never wanted to suit up anywhere else. Even with his numbers dipping last year, 25 catches for 281 yards and three scores. He missed seven games to injury. Still, he stayed a steady locker-room leader, mentoring the young guys like Colby Parkinson and second-round pick Terrence Ferguson. That near-miss in the playoffs fired him up, reminding him of the championship taste from back in the day.

1:00He loves the organization, calls it home, and sees this squad as contenders if things click. With Higby locked in, the Rams keep that veteran edge, chasing another ring while building around Matthew Stafford's crew.