The Los Angeles Rams will open their preseason slate against the Kansas City Chiefs on Saturday, and while head coach Sean McVay has difficult roster decisions ahead, there’s already been a roster shakeup in the broadcast booth. On Thursday, the Rams announced that Jourdan Rodrigue and Rob Havenstein will join J.B. Long in the booth…

Rob Havenstein breaks down how Rams training camp operates in 3-4 day blocks, with McVay demanding full effort and speed at every practice since opportunities without double days are limited.

Rob Havenstein reveals that while McVay's offense appears complex from the outside, the innovation this season will be creating more simplicity within the system so players can play faster and force defenses to respond to them rather than the other way around.

Rob Havenstein breaks down the difference between a 3-4 and 4-3 defense, explaining how adding a premier defensive end like Miles Garrett who's used to a three-point stance could force the Rams to evolve their defensive scheme heading into 2026.

Former Rams right tackle Rob Havenstein explained the simple technique linemen use to hold defenders without getting called for holding.

In retirement, Rob Havenstein is spreading some wisdom and insight on blocking elite edge rushers in the NFL.

Rob Havenstein shares what it was like to face Aaron Donald in practice, considering no one could block him.

The contracts of Tyler Higbee and Rob Havenstein have voided, taking away $9 million in cap space for the Rams this year.

This is an issue the Rams must resolve this offseason.