Rob Havenstein out, Joe Noteboom doubtful for Rams this week

Rams offensive line taking another hit

The Los Angeles Rams will be without starting right tackle Rob Havenstein for at least the next four weeks, coach Sean McVay said Monday. Havenstein suffered a sprained MCL in Sunday's loss to the Buffalo Bills and will undergo an MRI on Monday to determine the severity of the injury. Joe Noteboom, who started at left tackle in place of the injured Andrew Whitworth, is also doubtful for this week's game against the Arizona Cardinals with a knee injury.

Bobby Evans to start at right tackle

With Havenstein out, Bobby Evans will start at right tackle. Evans has started 11 games at right tackle in his career, including seven last season. He allowed four sacks and 24 pressures in those 11 starts, according to Pro Football Focus.

Alaric Jackson could start at left tackle

If Noteboom is unable to play, Alaric Jackson will start at left tackle. Jackson has started 10 games at left tackle in his career, including four last season. He allowed three sacks and 18 pressures in those 10 starts, according to Pro Football Focus.

Rams offensive line takes another hit

The Rams offensive line has been hit hard by injuries this season. Whitworth, the team's starting left tackle, is out for the season with a torn MCL. Havenstein, the team's starting right tackle, is now out for at least four weeks with a sprained MCL. And Noteboom, the team's starting left tackle in place of Whitworth, is doubtful for this week's game with a knee injury.