Turf Show Times · Apr 5, 2022
Can Rams fill hole at right guard through internal promotion?
Photo by Michael Hickey/Getty ImagesSince Sean McVay was named head coach of the Los Angeles Rams, the team has featured a strong offensive line unit in nearly every season.
The lone exception to this assertion is the 2019 season, where the Rams lost Rodger Saffold to free agency and declined center John Sullivan’s contract option following the Super Bowl loss to the New England Patriots. LA invested significant draft capital in 2018 and 2019, but the benefit wasn’t reaped until later - Joseph Noteboom, Brian Allen, and David Edwards eventually emerged as capable starters.
