Rams Sign Tyler Higbee, Strengthen Tight End Group

0:00On March 6, the Los Angeles Rams are beefing up their tight-end group by signing veteran Tyler Higby to a new two-year deal worth $8 million. This move keeps their deep room intact heading into next season, pairing him with Colby Parkinson and Terence Ferguson for at least 20-26. Higby is set to stick around for his 11th year with the team. After a tough 2024 season, he suited up for just 10 games, hauling in 25 catches for 281 yards, plus four more grabs for 84 yards in the playoffs, all while coming back from a torn ACL that sidelined him most of the year. Fans and analysts see this as a smart play for depth and grit. Higby brings solid blocking, leadership, and know how to hell Matthew Stafford, even if he's not a top-receiving thread. The Rams fell just short of the Super Bowl last time, so experience like his could make a difference. They've also got Davis Allen locked in for one more year, giving them four reliable

1:00tight-ends overall. No signs of scaling back on those heavy 12 for 13 personnel packages that coach Sean McVay loves to mix in. With Higby back in the fold, the Rams look prime to roll debit tight-end and chase that ring in 2025.