Shocking Insider Disclosure Exposes the Rams’ Offensive Nightmare Undermining Their Season
Jackson was supposed to anchor the left side after signing a three-year, $57 million contract extension in February.
Instead, he faces his second blood clot diagnosis since 2022, when he missed nine games with the same condition.
The Rams responded by signing Humphries, who spent most of his career with the Arizona Cardinals.
They also brought in David Quessenberry for depth, which could be necessary as Humphries played just two games for the Kansas City Chiefs last season.
Jackson’s absence creates ripple effects throughout the offense. His partnership with guard Steve Avila provided stability, while his run blocking helped fuel Kyren Williams’ consecutive 1,000-yard seasons.
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