Rams do not have a timeline to return from blood clots

Rams’ coach Sean Mcvay confirmed on Tuesday to resolve Alaric Jackson on the left handle in the blood in the lower leg.

McVay did not provide the timeline for Jackson’s return.

“We are really just Taking it a day“” Mcvay said, via Sarah Barshop from ESPN.

Jackson is not with that in Hawaii for Mandatory Mincamp this week.

Jackson dealt with the same question 2022. year when he missed the final nine matches. He served as the primary left in Los Angeles from 2023. year, starting with 15 games that season and 14 games 2024. Years.

McVay said Jackson complained about “feeling some things in the lower leg”, and the scan revealed the question.

“Pray for him that he can have a healthy, safe recovery,” McVay said. “And we really take him only one day with him. There are a lot of examples of people who had such situations, but they are all still as uniquely independent of his own law. And so we collect information.”

RAMS was re-signed by Jackson for three years, in a contract in the amount of $ 57 million, but after finding his blood clots, the team added insurance by signing on Friday.

“There should be a lot of discussions and dialogue with (Jackson) and with doctors, most importantly, what is best for him as a human being,” McVay said. “And then you talk about football after that. But what we are grateful is that we could identify it based on his communication and bring him to the appropriate medicine to ensure that it is possible better.”