WOODLAND HILLS, Ca. The Los Angeles Rams have developed a strong program for replacing talent with homegrown players, cultivated within a culture of positive reinforcement and team-oriented mindsets.
WOODLAND HILLS, Ca. The Los Angeles Rams will not have captain and offensive anchor Rob Havenstein as Havenstein was placed on injured reserve this week.
Over the past three weeks, Los Angeles Rams backup tackle Warren McClendon Jr has had to start in place of Rob Havenstein due to injury. McClendon Jr, who has been developing over the past few seasons, has slowly started to carve out a role for himself as he looks to potentially be the heir to Havenstein's position.
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There is something special that happens in Woodland Hills . When young players enter the Rams' facility, they often become the best versions of themselves, displaying the talent that got them to the league at such a high, technical level.
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After watching Rob Havenstein hold things down on the right side of the offensive line for much of the season, the Los Angeles Rams were forced to call on Warren McClendon Jr.
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The offensive line was looking like a strength for the Rams coming into the 2024 season after the signing of Jonah Jackson and the extension given to Kevin Dotson, but that group has undergone some serious shuffling since the start of camp.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
It’s almost hard to believe how many injuries the Los Angeles Rams have dealt with on their offensive line this summer. Alaric Jackson, Jonah Jackson and Rob Havenstein are all week-to-week with injuries suffered in training camp, while Kevin Dotson also left practice early a couple of weeks ago with an injury of his own – albeit, a minor one.
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