It was an absolutely dreadful year for the Rams’ offensive line, which not only lost Andrew Whitworth to retirement and Austin Corbett in free agency, but four of the five starters went down within the first six weeks of the season. The endless shuffling led to major struggles as a whole for the offense, setting an NFL record with 12 different offensive line combinations in the first 12 games of the season.
Second-year pro Alaric Jackson was one of the 13 players who started a game up front for the Rams, lining up at both right guard and left tackle. Unfortunately, he was diagnosed with blood clots midway through the season and was forced to sit out the final nine games.
