LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Rams will be without starting right tackle Rob Havenstein and backup Joe Noteboom is “doubtful” against the New England Patriots on Sunday, head coach Sean McVay said Friday. That likely means second-year tackle Warren McClendon will get his third-ever start instead.

Matthew Stafford and Sean McVay never played in New England with the Rams, but they did lose there as members of Detroit and Washington, respectively.

The Los Angeles Rams’ disappointing loss to the Miami Dolphins will either be the loss that sends the Rams’ season spiraling or the loss the team uses to fuel i

Rams HC Sean McVay's comments ahead of Week 11 won't make fantasy fans too pleased.

Matthew Stafford remembers what didn’t go right during his last visit to New England, in 2014 when he was still with the Detroit Lions.

When the Los Angeles Rams took the field in Week 10, it was with yet another new configuration on the offensive line.That’s right, with Rob Havenstein out, and the trio of Joseph Noteboom, Jonah Jackson,

The Los Angeles Rams had a three-game win streak snapped in last week's loss to Miami. The Rams failed to score a touchdown for only the eighth time in coach Sean McVay's eight seasons, and couldn't score an offensive touchdown for only the second time in four years when quarterback Matthew Stafford was in uniform.

There was a time when Matthew Stafford was one of the best quarterbacks in football. The Los Angeles Rams experienced that first-hand in 2021, when Stafford led the Rams to a Super Bowl championship during his debut campaign with the team.