The Los Angeles Rams are preparing for the 2024 season by engaging in training camp, just as the other 31 teams in the NFL are. However, the Rams’ training camp has gotten off to a rough start. Three starting offensive linemen have been hurt.
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The Rams announced that starting left guard Jonah Johnson suffered a shoulder injury, and would be considered day-to-day going forward. Joining him on the IR is starting left tackle Alaric Jackson, who suffered an ankle injury, and starting right tackle Rob Havenstein is also down with an ankle injury.
Adam Schefter of ESN shared the news of the Rams’ bad luck on his X account, and longtime Rams beat writer Jourdan Rodrigue of The Athletic also shared more details on the statues of the injured offensive linemen.
According to Rodrigue, Alaric, Jonah, and Havenstein are all considered to be “week-to-week” right now. Training camp has only just …