Overview
- Rob Havenstein returned to the field Thursday as the Rams opened his injured-reserve practice window after roughly two months out.
- He last played in mid-November and has been sidelined by an ankle injury and knee bursitis, appearing in seven games this season after 18 over the past two years.
- Warren McClendon Jr. has held the right tackle job and generally performed well, though he had notable mistakes in the divisional win at Chicago.
- Sean McVay praised Havenstein’s leadership and experience, calling him a “legacy Ram” alongside tight end Tyler Higbee.
- The Rams (14-5) visit the Seahawks (16-3) on Sunday for the NFC championship, with Havenstein’s activation still to be determined.