The Facts: There was a scary image in the middle of the Rams’ eventual 30-20 victory over the Seahawks, with Wolford photographed in an ambulance. But after going to the hospital as a precautionary measure, it sounds like Wolford will be OK. Los Angeles head coach Sean McVay said after the game that Wolford was back from the hospital. “He must be good because he was in the locker room smiling,” McVay said, via Stu Jackson of the Rams’ website. “Looks like it’s trending in a positive direction.”

Diehards Line: McVay added he’ll have more clarity on Wolford’s status in the next few days. Wolford sustained his neck injury when Seattle safety Jamal Adams hit him in the helmet on a short run in the first quarter. Per Lindsey Thiry of ESPN, McVay said he was mad at himself for calling the play that left Wolford susceptible to the hit that took him out of the game. Meanwhile, Jared Goff played well enough in his first action since thumb surgery to alleviate concerns about his ability to handle the starting role going forward.