Self-inflicted penalties and costly mistakes stalled an explosive offensive performance, leaving the former TCU standout to demand discipline as Los Angeles fights to save their season.

Rams guard Steve Avila started the season on a high note with one of his best performances yet.

Following a solid 2026 campaign, the versatile interior lineman anchors a rising Los Angeles unit, eyeing an elite contract as he transforms into a premier NFL force.

The Los Angeles Rams have another number to consider in any contract talks with Steve Avila.The Buffalo Bills reached a four-year, $78.4 million extension with O’Cyrus Torrence on Aug. 7, ESPN’s Alaina Getzenberg reported. The deal includes $46 million guaranteed and makes Torrence the NFL’s seventh-highest-paid guard.That development comes as Steve Avila enters the final […] The post Rams’ Steve Avila Gets $78 Million Contract Boost After Bills Deal appeared first on HEAVY.

The Rams will have major trouble keeping Steve Avila and Kevin Dotson after seeing Matthew Bergeron get $24M per year.

The Rams two guard-tackle combos ranked among the top-eight best in the NFL in expected points added in 2025.

Training camp isn't just about installing plays—it's about installing trust. Inside the Rams' first day where Aaron Donald's shadow looms large and the real work begins.

Steve Avila will be one of the most important players on the Rams offensive line in 2026 as he looks to earn a long-term contract.