The Los Angeles Rams have endured some offensive line struggles throughout Sean McVay’s tenure as head coach, but it’s never been as bad as it was in 2022. In just nine games, Matthew Stafford was sacked 29 times – only one fewer sack than he took in 17 games the year prior.
In total, the Rams allowed 59 sacks, the third-most in the NFL and the most in seven years under McVay. It’s hard to fully blame the players because just about every starter and backup with the exception of Rob Havenstein got hurt at one point or another. However, even when the Rams did have some of their starters early in the season, the pass protection was not good enough.
