Tyler Higbee Signs Two-Year Extension with Rams

0:00On March 6, Los Angeles Rams tied in Tyler Higby just to agree to a two-year contract extension. This kicks off his second decade with the team and could be worth $8 million with incentives. He's now the longest-serving player on the roster. Drafted in the fourth round back in 2016, Higby holds every major franchise receiving record for his position. Over nearly 10 years, he's been a steady force in the offense when healthy, with hundreds of catches and plenty of touchdowns. At 33 years old, Higby bounced back from major knee injuries over the last two seasons. He missed most of last year, but returned for key playoff moments, and coach Sean McVeigh has always leaned on his blocking and receiving skills. The Rams have seen several veterans from their Super Bowl winning squad depart recently. Higby's extension provides some stability amid those changes, especially after right tackle Rob Havenstein retired last month. Meanwhile, the team's Titan Group shown last season, powering an NFL-leading offense with three Titan sets.

1:02All four Titans, including Colby Parkinson and the younger guys, are now signed through 2026, gearing up for another strong run.