Rams' Robert Quinn in hospital with non-football related illness
Posted Nov 14, 2016
Los Angeles Rams head coach Jeff Fisher said defensive end Robert Quinn remains hospitalized and is undergoing tests after falling ill. Quinn checked himself into the hospital in the Los Angeles area Monday morning. Quinn was diagnosed with a benign brain tumor as a teenager. Fisher said it is “highly unlikely” his current episode is related to the tumor.
(USA Today)
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