Rob Havenstein, the right tackle for the Los Angeles Rams, recently underwent shoulder surgery aimed at enhancing his performance in the upcoming season. Despite entering the final year of his contract, the Rams have committed to his return in 2025, alleviating concerns about potential salary cap implications for the team. Coach Sean McVay confirmed that the surgery was necessary after Havenstein's shoulder injury during practice last season, which sidelined him for critical games. McVay indicated that while the training camp will have modified participation for Havenstein, the procedure is expected to be highly beneficial for his overall health and performance.

As the Rams prepare for the next season, maintaining a healthy offensive line will be crucial for quarterback Matthew Stafford and the team's overall success. With Havenstein's return, the Rams are optimistic about bolstering their offensive strategy in a division that remains highly competitive.