Can the Los Angles Rams fix the offensive line in one offseason? That’s one of many questions this team looks to address under new head coach Sean McVay over the next few months after the Rams finished with a 4-12 record during the 2016 season.
According to ESPN’s Nick Wagoner, the offensive line for Los Angeles finished 28th in PFF Rankings, which isn’t going to cut it if the franchise envisions itself competing in the division, let alone a playoff spot in the NFC. If the Rams are going to have any chance of turning things around in 2017, Les Snead and the Rams coaching staff must look into addressing the team’s offensive line struggles.