McVay tore plantar fascia on sideline during win

Published: Tuesday, September 16, 2025 at 5:39 pm

Rams Coach McVay Suffers Foot Injury During Victory

Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay revealed he sustained a plantar fascia tear during the team's recent win against the Tennessee Titans. The injury occurred on the sidelines while coaching the team to a 33-19 victory last Sunday. McVay disclosed the injury on his "Coach McVay Show," produced by the Rams, on Monday night.

While the exact moment of the injury remains unclear, McVay indicated it happened while he was moving to call a timeout during the game. He described the incident as an awkward movement. Despite the injury, McVay downplayed its severity, stating his foot is "good" and that the tear might even aid in faster healing. He humorously acknowledged his dramatic limping towards the end of the game, which was later confirmed by an MRI.

McVay, known for his active coaching style, often moves around the sidelines, engaging with referees and celebrating with players. The plantar fascia is a thick band of tissue that runs along the bottom of the foot. McVay did not specify whether he would require a walking boot during his recovery.

The Rams, currently with a 2-0 record, are preparing to face the defending Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles this Sunday.

BNN's Perspective:

While a plantar fascia tear is certainly painful, it's encouraging to see Coach McVay maintaining a positive attitude. His ability to coach effectively despite the injury speaks to his dedication and leadership. Hopefully, the injury won't hinder his ability to coach effectively on the sidelines.

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