Quick (shoulder) has not been ruled out for being ready for training camp, Nick Wagoner of ESPN NFL Nation reports.

Quick appears to be healing up nicely, but he did have major shoulder surgery just a few months ago. He should be ready to go for the preseason at the least, but it is a situation worth monitoring. Quick had a breakout season in 2014 despite playing with a carousel of quarterbacks.

Quick (shoulder) has been placed on IR by the Rams, Jim Thomas of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.

With Quick now on IR, the Rams' wideout corps is currently comprised of Kenny Britt, Tavon Austin, Stedman Bailey and Chris Givens, with a move to add depth at the position likely to occur in the coming days.

Coach Jeff Fisher confirmed Monday that Quick (shoulder) is done for the season.

Quick will need surgery to repair what is described as a significant injury to his shoulder. With Quick out for the season, the likes of Kenny Britt, Stedman Bailey and Tavon Austin are candidates to see added looks in the Rams' passing offense going forward.

Quick reportedly suffered a dislocated shoulder and torn rotator cuff in Sunday's loss to the Chiefs, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.

We'll await official confirmation of the wideout's status, but the report suggests that Quick is likely done for the season. In such a scenario, the likes of Kenny Britt, Stedman Bailey and Tavon Austin would presumably be in line to absorb some of targets normally directed to Quick in the coming weeks.

Quick was spotted with a sling on his left shoulder in the Rams' locker room after Sunday's loss to the Chiefs, Jim Thomas of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.

Quick noted that he didn't know the severity of his injury just yet, but for the time being we'll consider the wideout iffy for Week 9's contest against the 49ers.

Quick (arm) has been ruled out for the remainder of Sunday's game versus Kansas City.

Quick suffered an arm injury during the first-half Sunday, halting his production at just one catch for 10 yards. At the moment, the extent of Quick's injury is uncertain, but clarification should come in the near future.

Quick suffered an arm injury during Sunday's game against the Chiefs and is considered questionable to return, NFL.com reports.

Quick made one catch (on two targets) for 10 yards prior to exiting Sunday's contest. With Quick's status still unclear, Kenny Britt could command more attention in St. Louis' passing game until further notice.

Quick had two catches on two targets for 33 yards Sunday against the Seahawks.

Quick has had a very up-and-down season, and unfortunately he's in a downward swing right now. He was targeted 18 times in the first two games of the season, four times in Week 3 when he scored a touchdown, nine times again in Week 5 (when he scored two touchdowns) after the bye, but has garnered only six passes in the last two games combined, catching three of them for 43 yards. Quarterback Austin Davis continues to spread the ball around, which doesn't help Quick's fantasy value. Adding to the negatives, the Rams will travel to Kansas City in Week 8 to face a Chiefs defense ranked fifth in fewest passing yards allowed per game this season.

Quick caught 1-of-4 targets for 10 yards in Monday's 31-17 loss to the 49ers.

Quick surprisingly saw fewer targets than Jared Cook (11), Kenny Britt (six) and Tavon Austin (four), tying Austin Pettis (four) for fourth place on the team. Quick ranks second on the Rams in both targets (35) and receptions (22) this season, while his 332 receiving yards and three touchdowns lead the team. Though Kenny Britt has been involved in the offense for three consecutive games, Quick can still be viewed as the team's No. 1 wide receiver.

Quick had five catches on nine targets for 87 yards and two touchdowns Sunday against the Eagles.

Quick has been very solid this season, catching at least seven passes for 74 yards or scoring a touchdown in each game this season. While he was a solid PPR option in the first two weeks, he's now scored three touchdowns in his last two games. There's no question he has excellent chemistry with quarterback Austin Davis, which is great news from a fantasy perspective, as head coach Jeff Fisher announced earlier this week that Davis will be the starter for the rest of the season.

Quick had two catches on four targets for 62 yards and a touchdown Sunday against the Cowboys.

Quick has been a very solid contributor in PPR leagues this season, catching 14 passes on 18 targets for 173 yards in two games heading into Sunday's contest, and while he didn't rack up the receptions against the Cowboys, his 51-yard touchdown on the first play of the second quarter made up for it. Unfortunately for fantasy owners, Quick and the Rams head out on an early bye in Week 4, so they'll have to wait until Week 5 against the Eagles to continue the positive momentum.

Quick hauled in seven of nine passes for 74 yards in Sunday's 19-17 win at Tampa Bay.

It was the second straight productive game for Quick, who nearly came down with a long pass late in the fourth quarter. Austin Davis has been respectable for St. Louis thus far, but the impending return of Shaun Hill (thigh) should boost Quick's stock a little.

Quick had seven catches on nine targets for 99 yards Sunday against the Vikings.

The Rams offense was abysmal Sunday, but Quick was the lone bright-spot from a fantasy perspective. Starting quarterback Shaun Hill was unable to play in the second half due to a quad strain, leaving rookie Austin Davis to try to bring them back from a 13-0 deficit (they would go on to lose 34-6). If the Rams continue to play like they did Sunday, there could be plenty of passes being thrown as they try to get themselves back into games, which is certainly good news from a volume perspective for Quick, who is close to making himself quite valuable in most PPR leagues.

Quick has had a solid preseason, but will have to adjust to life without Sam Bradford, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.

Quick had developed some nice chemistry with Bradford in camp and preseason, but now will have to try to do the same with Shaun Hill after Bradford's injury. Bradford and Hill have relatively similar skill sets, so Quick shouldn't lose too much value. That being said, Quick only caught 29 passes for 458 yards last season and needs to step up his game considerably before warranting fantasy attention.

Quick caught four passes for 46 yards and a touchdown on six targets in Saturday's preseason game against the Browns.

Quick and Kenny Britt have both been impressive this preseason, while Tavon Austin has been rather quiet. Austin still figures to have a role in the offense, but it increasingly seems that Britt and Quick will handle the vast majority of snaps in two-wide sets. On a less encouraging note, Sam Bradford left Saturday's game with a knee injury, and is scheduled to undergo further testing Sunday. The Rams do have a solid backup in Shaun Hill, so a major Bradford injury wouldn't necessarily capsize Quick's breakout bid.

Quick caught his one target in Saturday's 21-7 preseason loss to Green Bay and turned it into a 41-yard gain.

Quick showed Saturday why the Rams were so high on him and why they have been a little disappointed with his first two years in the league. St. Louis needs him to make an impact this season, as their wide receiving corps remains in flux.

Quick (abdomen) and Kenny Britt started Friday's preseason opener against the Saints, ESPN's Nick Wagoner reports.

Quick failed to catch his only target, and Britt didn't even get one. While there's no need to place any weight on Friday's results, the fact remains that the Rams' receiving corps is loaded with question marks. Stedman Bailey, who could threaten Britt and Quick once he returns from a four-game suspension, caught one pass for 24 yards and a touchdown on three targets. Austin Pettis caught a pass for 21 yards in the second quarter, while Chris Givens wasn't targeted until late in the third. Tavon Austin is seemingly destined for a slot/move role.

Quick (abdominal) returned to practice Tuesday, Jim Thomas of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.

Quick had been off the practice field for a couple days due to an abdominal strain, but returned to action Tuesday. He's a candidate to see the occasional deep ball from quarterback Sam Bradford this season, but likely remains behind Tavon Austin and Kenny Britt in the hunt for overall targets.

Quick (undisclosed) didn't practice Monday, Nick Wagoner of ESPN.com reports.

A reason for Quick's absence hasn't been revealed, but the third-year wideout has now missed multiple practices in a row. Despite being active for all but one contest in his initial two campaigns, he's only hauled in 29 balls (on 61 targets) for 458 yards and four touchdowns.

The Rams have been "very encouraged" by the play of third-year WR Brian Quick through the opening week of training camp.

Phil Savage, the Senior Bowl director and former Browns GM, visited Rams camp Tuesday and came away impressed with Quick. Rams coaches believe the production is finally matching Quick's raw speed-size combo. Quick has been getting a ton of reps with the first-team offense, along with Kenny Britt, and appears to be putting his game together. Quick (6'3/218) has 4.50 wheels and was drawing Terrell Owens comps when the Rams took him 33rd overall in 2012.