PHILADELPHIA – The Rams lost in heartbreaking fashion in Week 3 of the 2025 season. With two seconds remaining and the Rams down 26-27, the would-be game-winning field goal from kicker Joshua Karty was blocked and returned for a touchdown. It was the second blocked field goal of the fourth quarter.

That's because McVay revealed that he tore the plantar fascia across the bottom of his foot during the Rams' win over the Tennessee Titans in Week 2. In an episode of his weekly "The Coach McVay Show," McVay revealed that he's not too concerned about the injury limiting his coaching in any meaningful way. Why?

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The Rams head coach is heading to Philadelphia with a foot injury. But Sean McVay warns he'll be energetic vs. the Eagles.

The San Francisco 49ers don’t play until this afternoon. They’ll be without Brock Purdy and Jauan Jennings, as expected. The Los Angeles Rams are on the road to take on the Philadelphia Eagles. Can Sean McVay go on the road and pull off the upset?

McVay had third and one at the Philadelphia 46. This is where you play bully ball, reset the chains, and open up the playbook. McVay didn't, went to the air, hoping to freeze the defense, and the play was incomplete. The Eagles keyed in on the run on fourth down, knowing it was coming because everyone in America knew it was coming and was stopped.

Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay tore his plantar fascia during the team's win over the Tennessee Titans on Sunday, and joked that he was being "dramatic" with his limp.

Sean McVay suffered a foot injury during the Rams vs. Titans game. The coach isn't expected to be sidelined at all by the malady.

McVay didn’t say exactly when it happened, but the head coach appeared to pull up awkwardly while running to call a timeout during Sunday’s 33-19 win.

Sean McVay is the latest person to voice his concern with the tush-push after there were false starts missed during the Rams game against the Eagles.