Rams Signing Former Lions Guard Jonah Jackson To Thre

This is a nice payday for Jackson, who was a third-round pick of the Lions in 2020 out of Ohio State. In four seasons with the Lions, Jackson started 57 games and made one Pro Bowl.

The question for the Rams now is where everyone will play considering they have three Pro Bowl level guards on their roster and no centers. The team was hoping to bring back center Coleman Shelton but the addition of Jackson likely signifies that both parties are going in a different direction.

Jackson has mostly played left guard in his NFL career although he did play some center in college. The most likely scenario though is Avila moving over to center considering he played there in college as well.

Regardless of who moves over, the Rams should have one of the better offensive lines in football, particularly on the interior with Dotson, Avila and Jackson.

That will not only help keep Matthew Stafford upright and healthy, but it will also make the Rams a run-first team with Kyren Williams in line for another monster season in 2024.

Rams to potentially restructure Joseph Noteboom’s contract

As was the case last year, the odd man out on the Rams’ offensive line seems to be Joseph Noteboom, who signed a big deal to be the team’s left tackle after Andrew Whitworth retired.

According to reports though, the Rams are hoping to be able to restructure Noteboom’s contract in order to keep him on the roster. Noteboom has done a good job of moving positions to fill in for injured players over the years, which is a valuable player to have on your roster even if he is overpaid.