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Offensive line depth needs serious improvement unless DJ Humphries can wind back the clock and perform at the level he did a few years ago.
If the plan is to just stay healthy in the trenches all year and also when it matters, that's asking for trouble. Injuries rates are high on o-line.
Looking for the Rams to go bargain hunting when cuts are made around the NFL. They are decent at identifying o-line cast offs at the pro level, taking on players other teams soured on. Doctson, Corbett.
Maybe one of the unknowns can surprise too. See: Alaric Jackson.
But to the naked eye, the o-line depth looks really bad.
League-wide ... O-Line is such a thin area for talent.
Most any team that loses starters is in trouble. If a team has two solid reserves, that's pretty good.
I was looking at the Eagles' O-Line. One of the best in the NFL last season but they lost their starting RG in free agency. Their 2025 starters look really good ... but their depth ... UGH!