The Los Angeles Rams have secured a vital piece of their offensive line by signing offensive tackle Alaric Jackson to a three-year, $57 million deal with $35 million guaranteed. Jackson, who played under a $4.89 million tender last season, had a breakout year in 2024, boasting a career-best pressure rate of 4.7% and allowing only three sacks in 467 pass-blocking snaps over 14 games.

This move follows the Rams’ efforts to retain quarterback Matthew Stafford, fortifying their offensive setup as they look to make a competitive push. With Jackson off the market, teams looking for top free agent tackles will have to consider options like Ronnie Stanley and Cam Robinson, both of whom have shown potential yet come with injury concerns.