""Don't listen to the outside noise," Higbee said when asked to describe the formula for a Super Bowl run. "You don't look at the ifs, the what-could-be's. You just come in, work, and take it a day at time. ... Keep peaking week after week.""
""I was just excited the ball found me," he said. "Glad I could contribute to help us get a win.""
""You could just see there's a swag," McVay said, "there's a confidence.""
Tyler Higbee has played in 12 NFL playoff games during his 10-year career and has been part of two teams that advanced to the Super Bowl. He advised focusing on daily work and ignoring outside noise to keep peaking week after week. The Rams, seeded No. 5 in the NFC, open the playoffs against the No. 4 Carolina Panthers in Charlotte. Higbee returned from injured reserve and played 48 snaps in the season finale, catching five passes for 91 yards and a touchdown. Coach Sean McVay praised Higbee's confidence and leadership, and Higbee has 386 career catches and 27 touchdowns.
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