Trent McDuffie says he's feeling good after back injury
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 2, 2026, 1:48 AM
Last updated Nov 2, 2026

Trent McDuffie of the Los Angeles Rams reported he is "feeling good" following a back injury sustained during the third quarter of their game against the Chargers. McDuffie left the field after injuring his back while tackling a running back but later returned to the sideline and expressed optimism after the game. Head coach Sean McVay indicated he did not have significant concerns about McDuffie's condition, stating he looked alright. McDuffie had nine tackles and an interception in the game, contributing to the Rams' 24-9 victory. The Rams will face the Washington Commanders next Sunday, allowing McDuffie time to recover.
- •McDuffie injured his back during a tackle against the Chargers.
- •Sean McVay reported McDuffie looked okay after the game.
- •He had nine tackles and an interception in the win.
- •Rams take on the Washington Commanders next Sunday.
- •McDuffie missed previous games due to a groin issue.
- 1:48 AMYahoo Sports — Trent McDuffie injury update: Rams CB 'feeling good' after injuring back
"Trent McDuffie said he's "feeling good" after leaving with a back injury, and Sean McVay said he looked OK, too.
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