After recent signings on the offensive line, do Rams have faith in Warren McClendon? Over the past three weeks of organized team activities, the Los Angeles Rams have signed not one, but two experienced depth tackles.
The Los Angeles Rams signed former Kansas City Chiefs and Arizona Cardinals tackle D.J. Humphries on Thursday . Here's three observations from the signing.
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.
The Arizona Cardinals ranked dead last in pass rush win rate by ESPN’s standards after Week 1. In Week 1, Arizona sacked the mobile Josh Allen twice, but those came from unlikely sources in backup defensive back Kei’Trel Clark and nose tackle Roy Lopez.
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.
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.
It’s NFL Combine season, and that generally means that starting around this time of year, analysts get popular picks that they like to pair with teams.