Both the Los Angeles Rams coaches and players have plenty of work to do after a 34-17 loss to their roommates, the San Diego Chargers, in the opening weekend of NFL preseason. The L.A effort was marred by sloppy play and unforced mistakes, but there were some solid individual efforts that may have changed the whole scope of position battles.
For the next three weeks, these position battles may be fluid depending on injuries, team workouts, joint scrimmages/workouts with other teams (three scheduled), and the final two preseason games. But out of the ashes of the Chargers loss, these offensive position battles stand out as ones to watch going forward.