EARTH CITY, Mo. -- St. Louis Rams wide receiver Stedman Bailey is in "critical, but stable, condition" after he was shot near his hometown of Miami, according to a statement from the team. 
 
 As news broke of the incident in the wee hours of Wednesday morning, a number of teammates took to social media to send thoughts and prayers to Bailey. 
 
 Everyone please pray for one of our brother @iamSB3 And his family!!! Terrible news and may God be with him and his family===O<ÿ#pray4SB — Alec ogletree (@B_easy_uga9) November 25, 2015 
 
 I'm praying for my brother @iamSB3 and his family ..God will see this through I know it.. =O<þ — Rodney McLeod (@Rodney_McLeod4) November 25, 2015 
 
 Everyone Please Keep Our Brother @iamSB3 In Your Thoughts & Prayers Tonight. Terrible News To Hear — AKEEM AYERS (@Akeem_Ayers) November 25, 2015 
 
 I'm sending you and your fam my wish. #StedStrong — Mr.Pix6Sh*t (@JjenkzLockdown) November 25, 2015 

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 John Clayton reports the latest on Rams WR Stedman Bailey, who is out of surgery and resting in intensive care after being shot twice in the head. (0:54) 
 
 St. Louis Rams third-year wide receiver Stedman Bailey is out of surgery and resting in the intensive care unit after being shot in a car in Florida on Tuesday night, the City of Miami Gardens Police Department said Wednesday. 
 
 Police did not describe the nature of Bailey's injuries, but a source confirmed to ESPN's Josina Anderson that he was shot twice in the head. A Rams source told ESPN's Nick Wagoner that the team believes Bailey's injuries are not life-threatening. 
 
 St. Louis coach Jeff Fisher said Bailey's surgery took between four and six hours. However, a source told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter surgery took nine hours. 
 
 Bailey's cousin, Antwan Reeves, also was shot and was taken into surgery on Tuesday night, according to police. Two minors also were in the car when another vehicle drove by and fired shots, police said. 
 
 Reeves, who was the driver of the vehicle Bailey was in, was shot multiple times while attempting to shield the children in the car from bullets, the source told Anderson, and his wounds are more serious. 
 
 The children in the car were unharmed, police said. 
 
 Police said the incident took place at 8:45 p.m. at a Miami Gardens home, and they are looking for a light-colored, four-door sedan, which is possibly a Buick Regal. 
 
 Bailey's hometown is Miramar, Florida, which is about 7 miles from Miami Gardens. 
 
 Fisher said Wednesday that he was aware Bailey was in South Florida. 
 
 "I was aware of where he was. I knew he was working out and he was taking care of himself, and he was getting ready to help us win games when his suspension was concluded," he said. 
 
 Several of Bailey's Rams teammates took to Twitter to offer their support and asked fans to keep him in their thoughts. 
 
 I'm sending you and your fam my wish. #StedStrong — Mr.Pix6Sh*t (@JjenkzLockdown) November 25, 2015 
 
 Everyone please pray for one of our brother @iamSB3 And his family!!! Terrible news and may God be with him and his family😔😔🙏🏿#pray4SB — Alec ogletree (@B_easy_uga9) November 25, 2015 
 
 I'm praying for my brother @iamSB3 and his family ..God will see this through I know it.. 🙏🏾 — Rodney McLeod (@Rodney_McLeod4) November 25, 2015 
 
 Everyone Please Keep Our Brother @iamSB3 In Your Thoughts & Prayers Tonight. Terrible News To Hear — AKEEM AYERS (@Akeem_Ayers) November 25, 2015 
 
 Keep our brother @iamSB3 in your thoughts, prayers tonight. I don't wanna believe it.... — Chris Long (@JOEL9ONE) November 25, 2015 
 
 Earlier this month, the NFL suspended Bailey four games for violation of its substance abuse policy. Because he was suspended, Bailey was not made available to the media, but he took to his Instagram account to post an extended apology in which he referred to his choices as "idiotic" and "disgraceful." 
 
 A photo posted by Stedman Bailey (@iamsbxii) on Nov 11, 2015 at 11:24am PST 
 
 Bailey would have been eligible to return to the active roster Dec. 7. 
 
 Bailey also was suspended four games for violating the NFL's policy on performance-enhancing substances before the 2014 season. That suspension was later reduced to two games after a change in the league's policy. 
 
 Bailey, who was the Rams' 2013 third-round pick out of West Virginia, had been the team's third receiver for most of this season but was rarely involved in the offense. He had 12 catches for 182 yards and a touchdown in the first eight games. His touchdown celebration against the Cardinals, in which he pretended to go to sleep in the corner of the end zone with the football as a pillow, drew a fine for using the ball as a prop during a celebration. 
 
 ESPN's Coley Harvey and Nick Wagoner, and The Associated Press contributed to this report. 

 Miami, Florida (CNN) St. Louis Rams wide receiver Stedman Bailey is in critical condition after being shot while sitting in a car in the Miami area, police said. 
 
 Bailey, 25, was in the car with four others -- two of them minors -- near a Miami Gardens residence "when another vehicle arrived and opened fire" about 8:45 p.m. Tuesday, police in that South Florida community said. Bailey and his car's driver, Antwan Reeves, were both shot. 
 
 "The victims drove themselves to an area hospital for evaluation and treatment," police said. 
 
 "#Pray4Stedman," the Rams later tweeted. 
 
 The Miami Gardens police gave the same condition for Bailey, adding that "Reeves was taken into surgery shortly upon arriving at the hospital." 
 
 Police later said that Reeves was recovering from surgery, while Bailey was still in surgery. 
 
 As of midday Wednesday, police hadn't talked to either man, Miami Gardens spokeswoman Petula Burks said. 
 
 Nor have authorities said who they think shot them. But Miami Gardens police did say they are looking for a light-colored, four-door sedan that may be a Buick Regal. 
 
 A third-round draft pick for the Rams in 2013, Bailey left West Virginia University with the school's second-highest number of receptions: 210. 
 
 Stedman Bailey was eligible to return to the Rams on December 7. 
 
 He racked up 17 receptions while playing in all of his team's games during his rookie campaign, then had another 30 receptions (one for a touchdown) last year. Bailey had 12 catches -- including a 68-yarder for a touchdown -- in the first half of this season before the NFL suspended him for four games for violating its substance abuse policy. 
 
 The receiver is eligible to return to the Rams' active roster on December 7, one day after the team plays the Arizona Cardinals. 
 
 Football players across the country offered support and prayers for Bailey's recovery. 
 
 "Just woke up to the awful news," James Laurinaitis, a Rams linebacker, tweeted. "Everyone please pray for his family and loved ones and for a full recovery!" 
 
 Just woke up to the awful news about @iamSB3 . Everyone please pray for his family and loved ones and for a full recovery! — James Laurinaitis (@JLaurinaitis55) November 25, 2015 
 
 That sentiment was echoed by San Diego Chargers cornerback Jason Verrett, who wrote, "Prayers out to my dawg Stedman Bailey man." 

 St. Louis wide receiver Stedman Bailey was involved in a shooting incident on Tuesday night, according to a release from the Miami Gardens (Florida) Police Department, obtained by NFL Media on Wednesday. 
 
 Bailey was shot in Miami Gardens while sitting in a car with family. According to NFL Media Insider Ian Rapoport, someone pulled up and started shooting, per a source informed of the incident. Bailey was hit twice in the head. The driver -- his cousin -- was hit several times and has life-threatening injuries, per Rapoport. 
 
 Bailey is in critical but stable condition with non-life threatening injuries and is cooperating with police, they said. He had surgery Wednesday and underwent extensive work during the operation, which lasted more than eight hours, Rapoport reported. 
 
 Police have not made any arrests related to their investigation of the shooting. 
 
 The St. Louis Rams released a statement late Tuesday: "We are aware Stedman Bailey was involved in an incident this evening. We have spoken with Stedman and he is in the hospital in critical, but stable, condition. We are gathering facts about the situation and will provide updates as we learn more." 
 
 The Rams wideout is currently serving a four-game suspension for violating the NFL's substance abuse policy. St. Louis drafted him with the No. 92 pick of the 2013 NFL Draft out of West Virginia.
– St. Louis Rams wide receiver Stedman Bailey is in "critical, but stable, condition" in a Florida hospital, per a team statement, after he was shot Tuesday night in Miami Gardens, Fla., the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports. A source confirmed to NFL.com that 25-year-old Bailey was sitting in a car with family members when a car pulled up and someone started shooting; Bailey was hit twice in the head. ESPN adds that the driver of the car—IDed by NFL.com as Bailey's cousin—suffered more serious life-threatening injuries as he tried to shield the kids inside from the bullets raining into the vehicle. Bailey has been serving a four-game suspension without pay for violating the NFL's substance abuse policy, a choice he called "idiotic" and "disgraceful" on Instagram after his suspension was reported, ESPN notes; he served a two-game suspension in the 2014 season for violating the league's performance-enhancing drug policy. He was to have been deemed eligible for "active" status on Dec. 7, CNN reports. Well-wishers from both Bailey's own team and throughout the NFL are taking to social media to send their thoughts, including Rams linebacker Alec Ogletree, who tweeted early Wednesday morning, "Everyone please pray for one of our brother @iamSB3 And his family!!! Terrible news and may God be with him and his family."